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                                 Thursday, April 24, 1997

    TODAY: PRESIDENT PUSHES FOR SENATE RATIFICATION OF CHEMICAL
                        WEAPONS CONVENTION

      Today, the Senate faces a crucial vote: whether to ratify the Chemical Weapons
Convention, which enters into force April 29 even if we do not ratify.

      It will require other countries to do what we are already doing -- eliminate chemical
       weapons. This treaty is not about getting rid of American weapons -- it's about getting
       rid of weapons that could one day be used against Americans.

      Ratifying the Convention will protect our troops in the field, make it harder for terrorists
       to obtain chemical weapons. and help punish rogue states that use them.

      First negotiated under President Reagan, completed under President Bush and submitted
       to the Senate by President Clinton, it enjoys the support of every chairman of the joint
       chiefs for the past twenty years, our current military leadership, the overwhelming
       majority of our veterans, the chemical industry and arms control experts.

        Yesterday at the White House, a cross section of American leadership called for
ratification: the President, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs General Shalikashvili, former
Chairman Colin Powell and Senator Bob Dole.

      Senator Dole had raised concerns about the treaty six months ago. But since January,
       virtually all of those concerns have been addressed and Dole urged his former colleagues
       to vote for the treaty.

    THIS WEEKEND: PRESIDENT PLAYS MAJOR ROLE AT SERVICE SUMMIT

       This Sunday, President Clinton and former President Bush convene the Presidents'
Summit for America's Future in Philadelphia, chaired by General Colin Powell. President
Clinton attends from April 27-April28. The Vice President, the First Lady, and Mrs.
Gore will also attend.

     At the Summit, the President will call on the nation to restore an ethic of citizenship and
      civic responsibility through service, especially by encouraging young people to give back
      to their communities.

     In his weekly Radio Address this Saturday. the President will focus on servi~e and
      AmeriCoros, the national service program that has allowed 50,000 young people to earn
      college assistance while serving their communities.



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It will require other countries to do what we are already doing -- eliminate chemical weapons. This treaty is not about getting rid of American weapons -- it's about getting rid of weapons that could one day be used against Americans. Ratifying the Convention will protect our troops in the field, make it harder for terrorists to obtain chemical weapons. and help punish rogue states that use them. First negotiated under President Reagan, completed under President Bush and submitted to the Senate by President Clinton, it enjoys the support of every chairman of the joint chiefs for the past twenty years, our current military leadership, the overwhelming majority of our veterans, the chemical industry and arms control experts. Yesterday at the White House, a cross section of American leadership called for ratification: the President, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs General Shalikashvili, former Chairman Colin Powell and Senator Bob Dole. Senator Dole had raised concerns about the treaty six months ago. But since January, virtually all of those concerns have been addressed and Dole urged his former colleagues to vote for the treaty. THIS WEEKEND: PRESIDENT PLAYS MAJOR ROLE AT SERVICE SUMMIT This Sunday, President Clinton and former President Bush convene the Presidents' Summit for America's Future in Philadelphia, chaired by General Colin Powell. President Clinton attends from April 27-April28. The Vice President, the First Lady, and Mrs. Gore will also attend. At the Summit, the President will call on the nation to restore an ethic of citizenship and civic responsibility through service, especially by encouraging young people to give back to their communities. In his weekly Radio Address this Saturday. the President will focus on servi~e and AmeriCoros, the national service program that has allowed 50,000 young people to earn college assistance while serving their communities. .... '. '3gement S~slem Aut()mated,~ ~. 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