I will nominate Daniel H. Brill to be an Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.

I am determined that we make every effort to reverse this trend.

This is going to be a competent, dedicated, courageous, tough partnership.

I'm very proud this afternoon to have a chance to introduce these men and women who will be serving in such important positions.

I will nominate Francis X. Burkhardt to be an Assistant Secretary of Labor.

I will nominate Richard D. Warden to be an Assistant Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare.

I will nominate Arnold H. Packer to be an Assistant Secretary of Labor.

I think that we've been successful so far, without abridging anyone's deep commitment and integrity in past statements and beliefs on the one hand, and adequate progress on the other.

I think that my own background in environmental questions and in matters that relate to the quality of life has been one of intimate and deep concern.

I believe that the people of our country can rest assured that in the years to come, that our quality of life will never be abridged nor will it deteriorate.

The heads of state and government of Canada, the Federal Republic of Germany, France, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States will meet to discuss problems facing both developed and developing nations.

We share common problems. We share common ideals. We share common history. We share a common future, and we are mutually supportive.

I will do the best I can to be a better President, and I know that you will see to it that I have your constant advice and counsel and criticism.

I urge early enactment of this measure.

I don't believe I could have chosen a woman to be Vice President who cares more about day care centers, care for those who are deprived, and women's rights, than Fritz Mondale.

I am not saying that we have done enough.

I think it is accurate to say that the closest friends we have are in Great Britain.

It is not fair to judge the appointments just on the basis of sex.