I do hereby proclaim the month of October 1993 as National Down Syndrome Awareness Month.

I think the policy was plainly right.

We have to maintain our commitment to finishing the job we started.

I think we have done quite well with the Middle East peace process and with its aftermath.

Each of these three outstanding individuals has contributed in his own way to the well being of his community.

It would be again a grave error to underestimate the extent to which this country regards him as an important part of the ultimate solution.

I still believe that U.N. peacekeeping is important.

We made no deals to secure the release of Chief Warrant Officer Durant.

he knows firsthand the importance of free and fair trade to keeping our economy strong and creating jobs for American workers.

We cannot afford to have any police work that we were asked to do as part of the U.N. mission be transformed into a military endeavor.

The truth is, a lot of them never thought he’d do it.

The United States is ready to sign a GATT accord that is fair and just for all.

We are living in a new world.

The Uruguay round is very important to the restoration of global growth.

As the U.S. Ambassador to Jamaica, she would have been a powerful voice for cooperation and justice.

I deeply regret that illness has forced Shirley Chisholm to ask that her nomination to be our country's Ambassador to Jamaica be withdrawn.

Shirley Chisholm is a true pioneer of American politics.

Our policy in Somalia, I believe, is beginning to work.