Let National Safe Boating Week be the start of a major campaign to educate boaters to 'know before they go.'

Boating safety is the responsibility of all who use America's waterways.

Wise boaters will avoid the use of alcohol and drugs while operating a vessel.

I doubt that they will be on my reading list either.

I don't look kindly upon that at all.

62.2 percent of that pool is now employed.

Unemployment is the lowest it's been since 1974.

I would have preferred it if he decided to attack me.

I am delighted to join the people of Mexico and all those of Mexican heritage in the United States in celebrating Cinco de Mayo.

The United States has indeed been blessed by her citizens of Mexican descent, and I am confident that our two peoples will continue to grow in friendship and mutual enrichment.

I do hereby proclaim the week of May 1, 1988, through May 7, 1988, as National Older Americans Abuse Prevention Week.

Today, Cinco de Mayo stands as a symbol of the love of democracy and freedom which continues to burn in the hearts of men and women throughout the Americas.

Although the Administration is sympathetic to the desire of supporters of H.R. 3193 for reliable data to assess the extent of 'hate crimes,' it opposes enactment of the bill.

I urge the people of the United States to observe these occasions with appropriate ceremonies.

Transportation is essential to American life.

I urge every concerned American to help ensure that local programs are available to educate people about these problems and to assist both the older person and the abuser to get the help they need.

I urge the people of the United States and all levels of government to participate in appropriate ceremonies to recognize the vital role of government employees.

Americans of Asian and Pacific heritage are one of the most successful groups in this country.