visit. With nearly 100,000 registered Democrats, the county has the third highest concentration of Democratic voters in Pennsylvania, trailing only Philadelphia and Allegheny County.

Although Clinton did not ap point someone from Bucks County to chair his state campaign, local Clinton campaign leaders are still confident they can convince him to make a visit.

Lawrence M. Otter, a Dublin lawyer who is the chairman of the Clinton campaign in Bucks County, says, "I put a request in -- we want him here and I'm pretty confident we're going to get him."

In fact, Bucks County campaign workers for Clinton came close to scoring an early coup last month when they convinced the candidate's wife, Hillary, to visit a Democratic meeting in Bucks even though the governor was fighting for votes atthe time in New Hampshire. Hillary Clinton canceled at the last minute when the campaign decided she was needed more in New Hampshire.

Otter said he will ask Clinton to tour NADC. The installation is on the Pentagon's list for "realignment," meaning that it will lose 2,000 civilian jobs within the next five years.