This legislation helps to ensure that the organizational structure of the Federal courts will reflect the needs and conditions of the areas they serve.

The office of President is one that's revered by the American people.

Citizens can be confident that a complaint filed under this system will receive fair and serious attention throughout the process.

I think now, at least from the public opinion polls published, he seems to be sliding down.

The future of America is in the strong hands of American workers like you in Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton.

Ours is a nation of sound beliefs and a sure and certain future.

I'm pleased to be with you, because of several reasons.

The spirit that turned the wilderness into the greatest industrial nation on Earth is still at work today building a new future for America.

I want to see OPEC oil replaced in the world energy markets with Pennsylvania coal.

I represent you in trying to shape a better life for Americans.

I want to remind you that our Nation has been at peace—for the first time in more than 50 years.

I need you as partners.

I want to talk to you seriously tonight about a matter that's serious to you.

I know from experience how a family feels when the mother or father, the breadwinner, are temporarily out of work.

I've had two goals in mind, as your President and as their President: first of all, to protect the integrity and the principles and the interests of our own country.

The enactment of this legislation represents the work and cooperation of many individuals.

I cannot win without you.

I commend Congress for processing district court legislation in a comprehensive manner.