The Soviet leadership must understand that the way to reduce the nuclear threat is by negotiating in the same sincere spirit.

Keeping the peace for both countries—for that matter, for all mankind, depends on our wise and steady management of this relationship.

There must be better mutual relations, they must result from moderation in Soviet conduct, not just our own good intentions.

No one hopes more than I do that the future will bring improvement in our relations with the Soviets and an era of genuine stability.

This administration is committed to the use of nuclear energy as a crucial element in the enormous task of supplying America's energy needs.

This legislation represents a milestone for progress and the ability of our democratic system to resolve a sophisticated and divisive issue.

The spirit of voluntarism that your organizations reflect is a remarkable tribute to the altruism that is found here in this land of ours.

Our marines landed and then raised aloft on the flagpole the flag of Lebanon.

I can't help but mention something of which I was very proud, when our marines went into the multinational force.

The step we're taking today should demonstrate to the public that the challenge of coping with nuclear waste can and will be met.

The Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982 provides the long overdue assurance that we now have a safe and effective solution to the nuclear waste problem.

I want to say how important your work is to the difficult task of rebuilding war-torn Lebanon.

We're committed to helping restore the government's sovereignty throughout all of Lebanon.

The United States stands behind [Lebanon's] efforts.

The repairs and construction are expected to stimulate about 170,000 jobs, with an additional 150,000 jobs created in related industries.

That's why I'm pleased today to sign House resolution 6211, the Surface Transportation Assistance Act for 1982.

It will allow us to complete the interstate system, make most—the interstate repairs and strengthen and improve our bridges.

America ends a period of decline in her vast and world-famous transportation system.