This is an issue which has been of great concern to me for a long time.

I transmit herewith the 1992 annual report of the Federal Prevailing Rate Advisory Committee.

I have called on the Commerce Department to take the lead in giving our country the technological capability to win in a competitive world marketplace.

As a former Governor and State attorney general, I am committed to improving cooperation between governments at all levels.

The Secretary of the Treasury...is hereby authorized to take such actions...

I am pleased that third-party reimbursement for mammography is increasing, allowing more women to benefit from this lifesaving procedure.

The administration will oppose any amendment that would further reduce intelligence spending beyond what the Select Committee on Intelligence has recommended.

The talented, experienced, and diverse group of people that I am appointing to this commission, with Governor Winter taking the lead, will work to find ways to help public servants at all levels achieve that goal.

The Maastricht Treaty marks a milestone in the progress of the European Community toward political and economic union.

Any transaction subject to U.S. jurisdiction that evades or avoids...is prohibited.

I want to thank all the Members of Congress who pushed this through.

For the sake of American women and their loved ones, we all must strive to see that every woman is educated about early breast cancer detection and that she has access to all needed health care.

Your weapons are unique.

I am heartened that we have the technology to discover breast cancer in its earliest stages.

In the 3 minutes that will elapse at the beginning of this talk, another American woman will be diagnosed with breast cancer.

The best health care coverage in a policy is no good unless you can access it.

I hereby report that I have again exercised my statutory authority to issue an Executive order with respect to Haiti.

Change requires that people work together.