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                               Friday, April 25, 1997

              AFTER MAJOR PUSH BY PRESIDENT CLINTON,
           SENATE RATIFIES CHEMICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION

    The Chemical Weapons Convention is good for America's security:

   Because of last night's vote, our troops will be less likely to face poison gas in the field,
    our hand will be strengthened against rogue states and terrorists, and we will help to
    eliminate the horror of chemical weapons.


    The vote for the Chemical Weapons Convention is an important example of
    bipartisan cooperation:

   The Chemical Weapons Convention has been a model of bipartisan cooperation. First
    negotiated under President Reagan, completed under President Bush and submitted to the
    Senate by President Clinton, it received the support of prominent Republicans and
    Democrats -- including Senator Dole, General Powell, Brent Scowcroft and military
    leaders past and present.

   Virtually all concerns that had been raised were met through bipartisan negotiations
    initiated by President Clinton and Majority Leader Lott, and a willingness to put aside
    politics and work together to make America more secure.

   And now let's move forward. This vote once again shows that we are stronger as a
    nation when we work together. This is true for American leadership in the world, and it
    is also how we must meet our major challenges at home: finishing the job of reforming
    welfare, strengthening our education system, fighting crime and defending our
    environment, and balancing the budget in a way that protects our priorities for the future.




                                                                    Automated Records Management System
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