
This shooting of civilian aircraft out of the air was a flagrant violation of international law.
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This shooting of civilian aircraft out of the air was a flagrant violation of international law.

There is no justification under international law for shooting down an unarmed civilian aircraft.

Saturday's attack is further evidence that Havana has become more desperate in its efforts to deny freedom to the people of Cuba.

That was a long time ago, and we're still here.

I'm very proud that under James Lee Witt's management and with all of your help, FEMA is now a model disaster relief agency.

I think the President expressed himself very clearly.

I know very well of the extraordinary work you have done for health care in Arkansas, for education, and of course, the center you established in your name and your late husband's name for families in Springdale.

Now, before anything else, I want to tell you that my number one objective in our relations with Canada is to win the World Series back.

I commend all those who are standing today for peace.

They deserve peace, and we must all work to help them achieve this goal.

Don't you just wish we could behave this way all the time?

The entire United States of America is in your debt because you took the first step to show that elementary and middle school students could wear uniforms to class.

And none of these goals can be achieved unless we meet our seventh challenge, to give our children—all our children—a good, world-class education.

I have spent an enormous amount of my time in the last 18 years now since I became a Governor of my State in 1986—'78—in public schools.

The Long Beach, California, school district recently found that after students started wearing uniforms, there was a substantial decrease in student drug cases, sex offenses, assault and battery cases, and fights.