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BUDGET
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Smith said she fears that in order
to balance the budget, many programs
that help people would suffer.
Smith also expressed concern over
the need to have the freedom to help
people in time of economic recession
or depression. "If we have a required
balanced budget amendment to the
(U.S.) Constitution adopted, I think
we're eliminating the option of re-
covery," she said.
The amendment the U.S. House
passed last week does provide possi-
bilities for an unbalanced budget. In
economically depressed times, with a
two-thirds vote in both houses, the
federal government could run adeficit.
A simple majority would be needed if
there were war.
Smith, however, said she is still
opposed.
In the state House, where the Re-
publicans have only a one seat major-
ity, Speaker Paul Hillegonds (R-Hol-
land) expects the measure to pass,
said his spokesman Jerry Crandall.
"The speaker is very much in sup-
port of a balanced budget so long as
the unfunded mandate thing is taken
care of," Crandall said.
Crandall said Hillegonds "wants
to make sure that (the federal budget)
won't be balanced on the back of state
government."
Many governors are concerned
that the cuts necessary to balance the
federal budget would force states to
pick up costs of essential programs,
said John Kingdon, a University po-
litical science professor.
"A lot of governors want a provi-
sion attached to the balanced budget
amendment for unfunded mandates,"
Kingdon said.
The unfunded mandate bill -- a
provision to prohibit the federal gov-
ernment from requiring states to pro-
vide services without providing the
funds to pay for them - is currently
in conference committee to hammer
out differences between House and
Senate proposals.
The unfunded mandate issue is an
important factor in determining the fate
of the amendment, Kingdon said.
"With that on it, it lessens the chance
that the Congress will approve it and if
you don't have it on there then you
might not muster the number of states
that are necessary to approve it," he
said.
Kingdon cited an example: If the
federal government cuts deep into
Medicaid, states will be left to pay the
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remainder. He said states do not want
this burden.
State Rep. Mary Schroer (D-Ann
Arbor) said she fears the amendment
would cost the states too much money.
"Michigan stands to lose a whole lot
of money if we balance the budget
and the University of Michigan stands
to lose a lot of money," she said.
Schroer said she did not know
how much money would be involved.
"No one knows (what will be cut)
because no one has put forth a bal-
anced budget," said Fred Bdcher, com-
munication director of the Concord
Coalition, a nonpartisan, grassroots
organization devoted to balancing the
budget.
Schroer said supporting the
amendment would be irresponsible if
it negatively affected the state's bud-
get or raised the state's taxes.
State Rep. Liz Brater (D-Ann Ar-
bor) said she supports the general
principle. "The general objective is a
worthy one," she said, but Brater does
not know if she will vote for an amend-
ment.
Some opponents to the amend-
ment want Republicans to outline
specific cuts needed to balance the
budget before they consider voting on
the measure.
Brater said she has requested in-
formation on how the federal budget
would be balanced. "I think modera-
tion is the best course here and avoid-
ing radical slashes in services," Brater
said.
Bucher said the Concord Coali-
tion endorsed the House's amend-
ment because it "will finally force
Congress to stop debate whether we
should do it and start debating how
we're going to it."
The amendment could be imme-
diately brought into state legislators
if passed. Masserant said the gover-
nor has not formed a strategy to pass
it in Michigan, nor has Hillegonds,
said Crandall.
Should the amendment pass the
Senate and go on to the states, it is
possible for an influx of interest groups
lobbying to influence legislators' votes.
Kingdon said 10to 15 states are "on
the fence" concerning the amendment,
and these states may see such lobbying.
Schroer agreed. "There would be
lots of special-interest groups," she said.
"These are national issues with a lot of
money and a lot of power at stake for a
lot of people."
Ruff, however, said there will be
little interest group pressure in Michi-
gan. "Organized interest (will be)
fairly weak," he said.
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