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We've made progress.

We will certainly help.

The text of the Executive order is printed in the FEDERAL REGISTER of March 14, 1980.

It is hereby ordered that Section 1-101(e) of Executive Order No. 12154 of September 4, 1979 is amended

Our American policy and the principles on which we have based that policy have not changed.

The program I am proposing today consists of two parts.

The Nation owes a special thanks to all those who have contributed to the passage of this legislation.

This is a time of potential crisis.

I hereby direct the Secretary of the Interior to take all steps necessary to implement this proclamation.

The Nation will shortly begin to tax the windfall profits of the oil industry.

The United States should continue to work with other governments to coordinate procurement practices and reduce opportunities for corruption.

Provide leadership and guidance to the heads of agencies to assist them with their occupational safety and health responsibilities.

This legislation affirms and strengthens our commitment to deregulation.

Reducing the burden of unnecessary regulation has been one of my major goals as President.

HENRY S. DOGIN, of New York, to be Director of the Office of Justice Assistance, Research, and Statistics (new position).

I will nominate Henry S. Dogin to be Director of the Office of Justice Assistance, Research, and Statistics.

This bill is a clear example of both unwise fiscal policy and unsound water policy.

The Commission will have a staff of about 25 people.