CBS Evening News - 1995-11-19

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[0:03] White House aids and congressional

[0:04] leaders in face-to-face bargaining

[0:06] trying to broker a budget deal. And US

[0:09] officials deliver an ultimatum and set a

[0:12] deadline at the Bosnia peace talks.

[0:15] This is the CBS Evening News.

[0:22] John Roberts reporting. Good evening.

[0:24] It's been a day of offers and counter

[0:26] offers in the Pennsylvania Avenue budget

[0:29] battle. The White House gave GOP leaders

[0:31] two deals aimed at getting the

[0:32] government back to work again tomorrow.

[0:34] And they included a proposal, at least

[0:36] in principle, to balance the budget in

[0:39] seven years. Late this afternoon,

[0:41] Republicans sent the ball back into the

[0:42] president's court. Correspondent Bob our

[0:44] has the latest.

[0:49] House Speaker Gingrich was heckled by

[0:51] furled federal workers as he left a news

[0:53] program this morning by way of a

[0:55] basement garage.

[0:58] >> Other key players in the budget standoff

[1:00] were sounding guardedly optimistic about

[1:02] the latest proposal from Republicans,

[1:04] which would still balance the budget in

[1:06] seven years, but would allow the White

[1:07] House some say in economic assumptions.

[1:10] >> I mean, the president sees some movement

[1:12] here, but obviously it's something we've

[1:14] got to work through with the

[1:15] Republicans. This is a serious proposal.

[1:17] He considered it a serious proposal and

[1:19] it it may indeed lead to an end to the

[1:22] crisis. That's how I see it. Work.

[1:24] >> But House Democrats assembled on the

[1:26] capital steps to drive home the point

[1:28] that business inside had been shut down

[1:30] for the day by Republican leaders.

[1:32] >> Democrats around me and behind me stand

[1:35] united, re

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