I'm very proud of this legislation.

I believe the activities of the National Science Foundation reviewed in this Annual Report represent funds well spent in the public interest.

This act supplements and complements the authorities contained in the Food and Agricultural Act of 1977.

Many of the issues facing our Nation today, in areas such as energy, the economy, and the environment, require special knowledge and detailed information.

This act fulfills the modern farmer's need.

The United States was prepared to embark on a long-term process of cooperation with ASEAN.

I am particularly proud of the spirit of cooperation between the Congress and the administration in the evolution of this bill.

This is very good legislation.

The United States will respond to ASEAN's own regional priorities and programs.

The Agricultural Credit Act of 1978 represents the most comprehensive and far-reaching farm and rural credit bill since the enactment of the Bankhead-Jones Act some 40 years ago.

Advances in the sciences enhance our understanding of ourselves and the world about us.

Building a healthy world economy will be a long process involving many countries.

I will nominate Karl Bowers, of Estill, S.C., to be Administrator of the Federal Highway Administration.

Today's decision by the House is a crucial step toward strengthening the vital southern flank of NATO.

I welcome today's vote in the House of Representatives which clears the way for a speedy end to the arms embargo on Turkey.

My administration will continue to press for a just and lasting solution in Cyprus.

Leadership is about making decisions that are guided by principle and integrity.

Both Greece and Turkey are valued and respected allies of the United States.