The effect of this provision would be to strip the bill of funding for international family planning and risk the end of all U.S. support for these vital programs and services.

They understood that our leadership requires our involvement and our commitment.

The Secretary of State would recommend that the President veto the bill.

Without pause or complaint, they took it upon themselves to bring the gift of peace and freedom to others around the world.

I am increasingly concerned that, under the current continuing resolution, the Low Income Home Energy Assistance program (LIHEAP) is not meeting the needs of families requiring heating assistance.

I'm convinced that working together in good faith, this effort can be successful.

The time for debate is over; the time for decision is at hand.

We would work hard to help devise a realistic plan for Eastern Slavonia.

H.R. 1745 fails to protect sufficient areas as wilderness.

I applaud these leaders for making the decision to turn from war to peace that they will formalize today.

This peace must take hold.

These provisions are so seriously flawed that the Administration sees no way to remedy them, short of removing them altogether.

By making peace you have answered the call of your people.

You have seen what war has wrought.

The Secretary of the Interior would recommend that the bill be vetoed.

The most significant effect of this action remains the crippling reductions targeted at tribal priority allocation programs.

I was very thankful to President Milosevic for making the Dayton Agreements possible.

Election -- free, fair and with full participation -- would be the key to success.