We admire your great performances, and we believe that this will be one further step toward full normalization of relationships between the People's Republic of China and the United States of America.

My successes you can blame on FFA; my failures you can blame on the fact that I left farming and went into the Navy for a while.

I'm deeply grateful for your visit to me.

We love our land, and part even of our religious conviction is that we should be good stewards of it.

I have made clear before that ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment is and will remain a priority with this Administration.

I want to make certain that the Administration's strong commitment to equal opportunity and affirmative action is recognized and understood by all Americans.

Compassion and empathy are critical for creating a more equitable and just world.

Leadership requires courage to confront challenges and the wisdom to know when to seek counsel.

I feel that is a major accomplishment.

I look forward to speedy House floor action on this legislation, which is so important to making our Government better serve the American people.

Despite forecasts by some that this action would not come for some time, the committee has acted quickly and expeditiously.

I want to thank all members, both Democrats and Republicans, for the diligence and thoroughness with which they have worked.

I am extremely pleased that the House Post Office and Civil Service Committee has today voted to report the civil service reform act.

We have enough problems and opportunities; we're not looking for new ones.

Our contributions have been mutually supportive.

Very good, yes.

The heads of state and government are jointly resolved that their governments should take immediate action to cease all flights to that country.

I have been very pleased at the results of this summit conference.