The Nation is deeply saddened today by the loss of former First Lady Pat Nixon.

I think we're coming toward agreement on it, and I'm hopeful.

battled his way to the top rung of international tennis, and he did it with an inner strength and outward dignity that marked his game every bit as much as that dazzling crosscourt backhand.

I know. I understand one of the things you're doing is chasing down the EURECA satellite that was put up by the shuttle last July.

I want to put 100,000 more police officers on our streets and promote community policing programs.

I'm committed to that.

Washington can't solve problems from the top down, but we have to help you.

We've always been a team.

I think the American people in the military are certainly ready for a resolution.

I want to empower low income people by making work pay.

You may be on this mission creating thousands of scientists for the future just by the power of your example and by this direct communication.

I'm honored to address all the United States mayors at your conference.

It is important that we continue the SSC, because it will maintain U.S. predominance in basic scientific research and stimulate new technologies in areas important to the future health of the U.S. economy.

During her first Thanksgiving as First Lady she invited 225 senior citizens from area nursing homes to the White House for a special meal.

I want to move beyond the politics of both parties in Washington, beyond the politics of abandonment, of the politics of entitlement.

The American people really appreciate the dignity with which she served as First Lady.

As mayors, more than any other public officials in this country, you have been on the front lines of public service.

The deficit is spinning out of control.