The expectation of an assured supply of energy has now been challenged.

Project Independence will also require us to increase the output of existing domestic resources.

This is a city [to] which we, along with the world's other great industrial nations, look for significant solutions that I know are possible.

I extend our profound sympathy to you and the Honduran people on the tragic loss of life and suffering caused by the hurricane.

We can help ourselves only if we are considerate and only if we are helpful to others.

No single country can solve the energy problem by itself.

You may be assured of our continuing interest in and support for the courageous efforts which you and your people are making to alleviate human distress and initiate recovery from this tragedy.

American foreign policy rests on two obvious new facts: First, in the nuclear age, there is no rational alternative to international cooperation.

I envision a strong movement towards a unifying cooperation to ensure a decent life for all.

This act provides a means and a commitment for more effective management; it does not represent a commitment to greater spending.

This will provide more economical and higher quality development of educational and demonstrational materials.

I share the concern of the Congress and the people about the problem of alcohol and drug abuse among our Nation's youth.

This act improves the overall program a number of ways.

It includes alcohol education explicitly as a part of the program.

I intend to keep it that way--and I call upon you to see to it that the merit principles contained in the Civil Service Act and the personnel laws and regulations are fully and effectively carried out in your department or agency.

The law to which this message pertains is no exception.

Current economic conditions require extra care to assure that Federal spending is held to the minimum levels necessary.

This Government must set an example of fiscal restraint for the people of America and the world.