This plan meets the standards that I set as the conference concluded.

Make no mistake about it: We've got to try to get the streets back for our kids, too.

Listen, we're confident, and we've got a plan that will stand any court challenge.

Too often in the past the issues which this plan addressed have simply wound up in court while the economy, the environment, and the people suffered.

We're announcing a plan today which we believe will strengthen the long-term economic and environmental health of the Pacific Northwest and northern California.

Our aim is to cut off the demand for drugs at the knees through prevention.

What he's put together is a creative and innovative plan that has both short-term relief for workers and families as well as a long-term economic development plan.

I think Japan ought to stimulate their economy and open their markets.

We must continue to find ways to limit the excessive portrayal of violence in our television programming.

We believe that childhood immunization, Head Start, Jobs Corps, School-to-Work and, especially, Goals 2000 are high-priority programs that merit additional funding.

The people we are adding to our foreign policy team today are men of tremendous achievement and character.

We are continuing the process of putting together a strong and effective staff at the Department of Defense.

The announcement of voluntary violence warnings is an important, commendable first step in dealing with this crucial issue.

I commend the networks for this initial effort and encourage you to continue to find ways to make your programming suitable for the children and youth of this nation.

These steps also demonstrate unflinching support through our foreign policy of the return of democracy to Haiti.

I'll have a statement on that in the next few days.

Most of them are pretty discouraging, and some are encouraging.

Fiscal year 1992 was a significant one for U.S. aeronautics and space efforts.