The Michigan Daily- Thursday, April 9, 1992- Page 7
Bush administration seeks to stop misuse of president's 'perks'

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Bush administration is
scouring its operations to stop unjustified "perks," but
draws the line at any suggestion the president curtail
political use of Air Force One, Budget Director Richard
Darman said yesterday.
"The public is rightly disturbed about some patterns
it sees in Congress and the executive branch," Darman
said at a hearing of the Senate Appropriations subcom-
mittee that oversees White House spending.
But he said Americans draw a distinction between
Bush, who has a right to "the dignity of the office," and
lesser officials "who are trying to act like presidents."
The subcommittee chair, Sen. Dennis DeConcini (D-
Ariz.), disputed a White House practice of requiring re-
imbursement of the equivalent of first-class air fare for
political travel. The president's specially modified

Boeing 747 costs $25,000 an hour to operate, he said.
"To me, there's something wrong," said DeConcini.
"If the president uses this and mixes politics with offi-
cial business, the politics has to pay the real cost."
Darman defended the policy, however. He said
Bush, even when traveling for political purposes, cannot
escape his duties as commander in chief and needs a
coterie of personnel and equipment. He does not have
the option of using commercial flights, Darman noted.
Charging the Bush re-election campaign, or other
candidates on whose behalf the president travels, the
full cost of Air Force One would be prohibitive and put
the incumbent at a disadvantage to his Democratic op-
ponents, Darman contended.
Then, in a dig at one Democratic contender, he
asked, "Does Jerry Brown have a regular job?"

Yesterday's hearing came in the midst of a
Washington frenzy over the privileges of office:
The General Accounting Office issued an audit
that found two top administration officials - Secretary

'The public is rightly disturbed
about some patterns it sees in
Congress and the executive
branch.' - Richard Dar

A House subcommittee prepared for a hearing
Thursday on perks. The chair, Rep. Paul Kanjorski (D-
Pa.) said all officials should be more aware of the costs
of government travel they undertake, suggesting they
might be more conservative attout trips if they knew the
expense.
A panel member, Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.), said, "If
the White House does not cooperate, these are not going
to be very pleasant hearings."
The House voted 408 to 8 to ban its practice of
using the free mailing privilege to allow members to
send thinly disguised campaign mail outside their
current districts, into areas where they will be running
this fall. The provision was attached to a campaign
finance bill which is thought to have little chance pf
enactment.

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Budget Director


of State James Baker and former White House Chief of
Staff John Sununu - rolled up $774,000 in personal
and political travel on military planes in two years, but
reimbursed taxpayers for less than 8 percent of that
cost.




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SUBLET ROOM IN FEMALE BOARD-
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SUMMER SUBLET lg., sunny 2 bdrm. in 3
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