
I don't think we can expect any immediate alleviation of the energy problem in the United States on a collective basis.
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I don't think we can expect any immediate alleviation of the energy problem in the United States on a collective basis.

When journalists are intimidated, the search for truth is intimidated.

It is important that our journalists, as well as those of other countries, be allowed to cover world events without undue restraint.

On behalf of all Americans, Rosalynn and I extend our heartfelt condolences to Bill Stewart's wife, his family and friends.

The murder of ABC correspondent Bill Stewart in Nicaragua is a tragedy for his family, his friends, and for freedom-loving people everywhere.

The bilateral discussions focused on bilateral matters.

I think it is better to let him speak for Japan.

Well, of all the refugees who leave Southeast Asia now, we are taking about 70 percent of them.

Not concern. I think our intentions and their desires are compatible.

No, I can't speak for anybody except ourselves.

He will nominate Emily Rauh Pulitzer, of St. Louis, Mo., to be a member of the National Museum Services Board for a 5-year term.

Our relationship today is more than just one between two governments.

I will nominate Susanna B. McBee, of Los Angeles, Calif., to be an Assistant Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare.

I'm delighted to be in your country and to enjoy the special hospitality and friendship for which the Japanese people are known throughout the world.

I will nominate Anthony C. E. Quainton.

We will do whatever is necessary to see that those truckers who want to work are not threatened by either violence or intimidation.

I hereby designate the week beginning July 15, 1979, as Captive Nations Week.

Americans now, as at all times in our history, remain steadfast in our belief that liberty and national independence are among the universal birthrights of mankind.