We must strive to create a society where everyone has the opportunity to succeed.

I will nominate William M. Isaac, of Louisville, Ky., to be a member of the Board of Directors of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

It puts burdensome limitations on the President and the new Department of Energy in exercising necessary judgment to provide an effective energy research and development program.

I believe that we should continue our research and development program without large, unnecessary expenditures for a technologically obsolete project.

I cannot approve this legislation because: it mandates funding for the Clinch River Breeder Reactor Demonstration Plant, that will result in a large and unnecessarily expensive project.

This decision would channel scarce and much needed effort away from a broad-based breeder reactor development program.

S. 1811 severely limits the flexibility of the Executive Branch in expending funds appropriated for the Clinch River project pursuant to this authorization.

Construction of the Clinch River facility in no way is necessary to ensure continued development of nuclear technologies.

I intend to pursue the authority at my disposal to terminate construction of the Clinch River facility.

I want to welcome all of you here this morning for an occasion that's very important to our country.

I am transmitting herewith a report concerning the extent to which the Republic of Korea is cooperating with the Department of Justice investigation.

It is therefore an interim report which will summarize the efforts made by the United States Government to date to obtain cooperation.

The cooperation needed from Mr. Park involves both his early interrogation in connection with Grand Jury investigations and his eventual appearance before trial juries.

We must develop a comprehensive, coordinated approach to drug abuse prevention.

I expressed grave concern at the effect Tongsun Park's lack of cooperation was having on our mutual interests.

This legislation goes a long way toward achieving that end.

We must secure truthful and effective testimony for successful prosecutions at trials in the United States.

This will provide large cities with an opportunity to find landfill sites and other alternative measures for eliminating or disposing of their wastes.