Show rage o— i ne rteraia journal Logan Uum I nuriday November 10 1888 AdmimstratioiiT moves into transition stage - The president indicated he knew the candidates were tired of politics but he could not resist delivering a few partisan shots and saying Bush got a mandate on "critical matters" to office carry on his legacy remarts Quayle the junior Indiana senator wearing Reagan opened his a wide grin “If anyone wants to know said he was "delighted to be part of how I feel just read our smiles" he the team” But he left after the Rose said a variation on Bush's trademark Garden Before adjourning inside the White line of the campaign: “Read my lips the president said he approved House — no new taxes” first Cabinet choice of Bush’s of his congratulaReagan also offered tions to the defeated Democratic campaign chief James Baker as secticket of Massachusetts Gov Michael retary of state Baker who was Dukakis and Sen Lloyd Bentsen of Reagan's chief of staff and treasury Texas Speaking to all the candidates secretary “has been fine in every job he said "Each of you is better for it that he's had here in the administration” Reagan said and so is the country” himself in Reagan’s conservative mantle said “I don’t believe there's a case in modern presidential politics where a president has worked so hard to help someone else achieve this feature of American government" White House chief of staff Kenneth “This is not the end of an era but a Duberstein chosen to head the presitime to refresh and strengthen our dent’s transition team arranged a beffoning” he said “In fact to breakfast meeting today with the those woo sometimes flatter me with Cabinet to give them their instruc new administration talk of a ‘Reagan Revolution’ today tions Bush arrived at the White House my hope is this: You ain't seen Later in the day Reagan was to Wednesfrom Texas nothing yet” upon returning preside at a Cabinet session to thank Appearing overwhelmed by his vic- his advisers for their support'and to day one day after his victory in the presidential sweepstakes Reagan tory and somewhat subdued Bush tell them their resignations are welcomed his vice president at a Rose called Reagan a “giant" and said expected by Jan 20 to give Bush a free Garden ceremony and said he in- “It's sinking in the enormity of all hand to make his own appointments Meeting with Reagan for the first terpreted the vote as a vindication of that has happened” After the ceremonial welcome time since winning the presidency the administration’s conservative which included Vice President-elec- t Tuesday Bush was grateful to his boss policies “I think the mandate has been Dan Quayle his wife Marilyn and for going “that extra mile” to camunmistakably delivered” Reagan Barbara Bush Reagan ana Bush paign for him Once viewed as a political modersaid asserting that Bush had helped discussed plans for the transition ate the vice president who wrapped make "our change now a permanent period and Jan 20 inaugural WASHINGTON (UPI) President Reagan elated that George Bush will follow him to the Oval (Alee called the Cabinet together today to begin the process of transferring power to the - Bush may get ‘more than he bargained for’ cratic vice presidential candidate who was returned for a fourth term and will continue as chairman of the Finance WASHINGTON (UPI) -Over at the White House where Republicans George Bush rule is appealing Committee As the last Senate cliffhanger awaited a winner Wednesday Democrats had 55 seats to the GOP's 44 a gain of one from the end of the 100th Congress The outstanding Senate race Cona true nail-bit- promptly for peace with Congress But under the dome of the Capitol where Democrats call the shots that may be easier said than done Democratic leaders listened carefully Wednesday as the vice president they know well now the president-elec- t servative Republican urged Democratic Rep will uncounted absentee ballots held the final verdict The House which adjourned this year with three vacancies and a split of 255 Democrats to 177 Republicans shaped up as and at least a four-sepossibly a five-segain for Democrats With one race unsettled the majority had won 261 seats to 173 for the GOP he wants —Sen Bennett Johnston Michael Dukakis Tuesday night “I will try very hard” Bush but as a former promised Texas congressman he acknowledged he is unlikely to get "everything my way” Democrats maintained their control of the House and Senate adding slightly to Tuesday their numbers in each of the chambers Bush knows that since regaining the Senate from GOP hands two years ago they largely have pursued their own agenda and that trend is likely to continue There is no love between Bush and House Speaker Jim and Sen Wright a Bennett Johnston one of three men vying to lead his party in the other chamber as D-L- delivered some advice of his own sort Wed- next year nesday "If he wants confrontation” Johnston said of Bush “like he did in the campaign he will get more than he bargained for Likely areas of conflict for Bush include dealing with the budget deficit and arranging priorities for future federal spending The vice president also drew himself a line with his campaign vow of "no new taxes” Norman Ornstein a political analyst at the conservative American Enterprise Institute predicted Wednesday that Bush will have no honeymoon with Congress of the sort other presidents have enjoyed "All of a sudden George Bush is no longer a pretender” Ornstein said "and I don't see 'Let's give anybody saying this guy the benefit of the doubt Let's help him out'” West Virginia Sen Robert Byrd who won easy but is stepping down as the chamber's Democratic leader in order to run the powerful Appropriations Committee said he hopes confrontation can be held to a minimum next year He noted however that he expects his party to keep pushing its own proposals Bush insisted he will be able to work with Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansas who called Bush a liar in the campaign for the GOP nomination and blames the vice president for not working hard enough to elect senators Bush also said he will be able to work with Sen Lloyd Bentsen of Texas the Demo- - 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