We have shared an historic moment, for in signing these amendments into law, we've restored some much needed security to an uncertain world.

It assures the elderly that America will always keep the promises made in troubled times a half a century ago.

Make no mistake, unless we modernize our landbased missile systems, the Soviet Union will have no real reason to negotiate meaningful reductions.

It is my fervent hope that they will guide all of us as we work toward the solution of what has been a difficult and lengthy issue.

I'll send a report to the Congress which endorses the recommendations of the bipartisan Commission on Strategic Forces.

If each of us could strive to live by their example, our world would be a much better and a far safer place.

The best way for us to show our love and respect for our fellow countrymen who died in Beirut this week is to carry on with their task.

The American people have always been in the vanguard of support for children's health and well-being.

As President of the United States, I am asking the American people to help bring about a health revolution for children during the coming decade by supporting UNICEF's humanitarian program.

We're honoring six Americans who have dedicated themselves to the cause of peace.

Withholding 10 percent on interest and dividends will allow the Internal Revenue Service to recover an estimated $18 billion in otherwise lost revenues over the next 5 years.

It's simply a more effective way of collecting tax money that's already owed.

Last year, Uncle Sam lost billions of dollars in taxes on unreported interest and dividend income.

I say that those who already owe taxes should pay them.

We remain united in our commitment to continue on both tracks of the NATO decision of December 12th, 1979.

I reiterated the United States' determination to achieve success in the START and INF talks in Geneva.

Today marks our Nation's twenty-sixth annual celebration of Law Day.

Democracy remains the basic bond of our nations.