The Secretary of Commerce shall serve as the President's principal adviser on telecommunications policies.

We must acknowledge the value of our urban communities.

All provisions of Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1977 are hereby effective.

I urge the Governor to continue to act with due care if he further suspends any air pollution regulations under the authority provided by the extension of this determination.

The transfer of all the functions of the Office of Telecommunications Policy and of its Director is hereby effective.

The job of revitalizing the urban communities of our country will not be done overnight.

Only through unprecedented consultation and cooperation has this urban policy been evolved.

I am signing into law today S. 1671, which designates the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness in the State of Montana.

I have determined that import relief is in the national economic interest.

The moderate tariff increase over a three-year period that I will proclaim will have a much smaller price effect than the 30 percentage point added duty over a five-year period recommended by the USITC.

But I believe that a New Partnership—bringing together in a common effort all who have a stake in the future of our communities—can bring us closer to our long-term goals.

This commitment began on the day I took office and it will continue throughout my Presidency.

Despite many predictions to the contrary, there has been no serious violence.

From the outset, we have known that the only satisfactory conclusion to this strike would be a collectively bargained agreement, acceptable to both sides.

The contract which was approved on Friday upholds the important principle of industrywide bargaining between the coal operators and the UMW.

I will soon appoint a Presidential Commission on the Coal Industry, a panel which will address the industry's long-term problems.

Success is not measured by what we achieve, but by how we make a difference in the lives of others.

I am pleased that the members of the United Mine Workers have voted to approve the latest coal contract.