It is a compromise fair to all.

The bill authorizes an appropriation of $543 million to resolve disputes that have served as a continuing irritant to Federal-State relations for the past 6 years.

I am today signing into law H.R. 11370, a bill authorizing appropriations for the settlement of all social services claims in dispute between States and the Federal Government under certain titles of the Social Security Act.

True progress is measured by the extent to which we improve the lives of others.

Leadership is about inspiring others to strive for excellence and make a positive impact.

The lobbying effort against this legislation is formidable, and the issue is in doubt.

I think that some control over these costs is imperative.

It was not built upon a single person.

I think the overriding concern that I have is about inflation.

The last time Washington had a champion was when Franklin Roosevelt was President.

The proposal is good, sound, and fair.

I don't think it's a push to unionize the Nation.

I will nominate Bruce P. Johnson, of Reno, Nev, to be a member of the United States Metric Board for a 2-year term.

I wish I had thought of that during the 1976 campaign.

I think we have a fairly good prospect for getting this passed.

What made this tremendous victory possible for the Bullets is the fact that it was a team effort.

I hereby request that Sunday, June 18, 1978, be observed as Father's Day.

We are also trying to provide some mechanism by which we can control and make the Federal bureaucracy more effective.