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I ask that you issue instructions limiting the number of appointments to full-time permanent positions in your agency to not more than 75 percent of the number of vacancies occurring after February 28, 1977.
Our loyalty to our allies must never be changed in any way.
When the President of the United States or the Secretary of State speaks to the world without the comprehension or understanding or open support of the Congress or the American people, we speak with a hollow voice.
I am imposing a limitation on the hiring of Federal civilian workers pending the establishment of revised employment ceilings.
I believe that we can count on the full support of Americans in time of trial or time of danger to defend our country.
We now have more than 50 different Federal agencies who have divided among themselves the responsibilities for the evolution and the carrying out of an energy policy for our country.
It will let us insure to a maximum degree that the data that we obtain concerning energy reserves are accurate.
The talks will begin February 28, 1977, in London.
I believe it important to take this action in order that there be no disruption of the important United States-Canadian fisheries off Canada following the establishment of the United States 200-mile fishery conservation zone on March 1…
I hope for prompt results from this effort.
The most important part of this consultative process is that it be genuine and timely.
I am ordering a government-wide, zero-base review of all advisory committees.
I made a firm commitment to state and local officials that they would be involved in the development of my Administration's policy and budget priorities and programs.
That kind of state and local involvement is critical to the ultimate success of this Administration.
A joint resolution extending the filing date of the 1977 Joint Economic Report.
Fishery Conservation Zone Transition Act.
The release of the documents fulfilled a campaign promise by President Carter.
Such consultation would occur at the earliest possible stages in order to make it significant and fruitful.