Perot cautious on third party for president
Ross Perot says he will continue funding his political movement but delays forming a new party. He favors working within the system to press deficit reduction and political reform while keeping the option open for another presidential run in 1996. United We Stand would lead until self funding resumes. In October he donated funds to state groups, far below the $40 million spent on TV ads.
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Vernon Jordan Junior Leads Clinton Transition Team
Vernon Jordan Jr., chosen to head President-elect Clinton transition efforts, is a prominent black American advocate and Washington lawyer with a client list of major corporations. The Atlanta native helped integrate universities, expanded black employment, and built a top D.C. practice after leaving the National Urban League in 1981.
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Christopher Brings Experience to Task of Building a Government
Christopher, a 67 year old Los Angeles lawyer and veteran of Democratic administrations, joins the Clinton transition as the No 2 official under Vernon Jordan. He chaired the search for a vice presidential candidate and leads the Christopher Commission inquiry into the LAPD after the Rodney King beating. He has held posts in JFK, Johnson, Carter administrations and served as deputy secretary of state and deputy attorney general, with Navy service in World War II and clerkship for Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas.
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Nationwide Vote Totals in Presidential Race With 99 Percent Reporting
Associated Press provides late nationwide tallies for each presidential candidate. Clinton leads with 43,860,888 votes (43 percent) followed by Bush with 38,220,427 (37 percent) and Perot with 19,266,862 (19 percent) among numerous third party and independent totals.
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