UPDATE 2-CEOs take familiar, frustrating path to Washington on
budget woes  Fri Sep 27, 2013 6:18pm EDT  By James B. Kelleher
and Patricia Kranz  Sept 27 (Reuters) - Some of America's
leading CEOs are beating a familiar path to Washington to
support efforts to avert a government shutdown and raise the
U.S. borrowing limit, warning lawmakers that the threat of the
first debt default in the country's history is damaging the
economy.   "Engage in whatever political machinations you wish,
but do not default," said Honeywell International Inc Chief
Executive David Cote. "Don't throw away a credit history built
up since George Washington."  For these corporate leaders, it's
a bit like the movie "Groundhog Day," where the main character
lives the same day over and over, wondering whether there is a
way out of the scene.  The U.S. government faces the possibility
of a partial shutdown on Oct. 1 as Congress struggles to pass an
emergency spending bill that the Republican-controlled House of
Representatives wants to us