Enactment of effective national energy legislation to reduce dependence on foreign oil is vital to long-term success in this effort.

It is our duty and our destiny to walk with those others like yourself who would guide the world in the ways of peace.

We are dedicated to the belief that the natural and proper desire of all human beings is peace.

We cannot profess to love humanity and watch hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children die in human tragedy, which we ourselves can help, as a nation and as people, to prevent.

God bless you for coming to our country.

The Report discusses the need for additional U.S. uranium enrichment capacity.

address to the Nation on peace and national security

I know the Congress will continue its support of the Mission, as part of United States efforts to meet our goal of permanent peace in the Middle East.

I will nominate Barbara W. Newell for the rank of Ambassador during her service as U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in Paris.

That vote represents a major step forward in the joint effort of the Congress and my administration to achieve energy security for our Nation.

The program is designed to revitalize neighborhood recreation opportunities in the Nation's most distressed cities.

I also recommend that an additional 14-mile segment of the river be administered by the State of Oregon under its Scenic Waterways program.

Now, to administer this act will require somebody with a knowledge of statesmanship and experience and superb leadership qualities.

I have directed the Federal land managing agencies to enlarge the National Recreation Trails System.

I want to congratulate the 8,000 SCORE volunteers who provide valuable assistance to small businesses all over the country.

I concur with the findings of the study and recommend that the mileage found to be eligible to be added to the system should be designated as a Wild and Scenic River as part of the national system.

I continue to support legislation authorizing the study of these rivers.

The good songs were passed down from generation to generation, because they told stories of how ordinary people lived and felt and loved.