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This bill is an important step forward to help them in their struggle to become successful, independent adults.

My administration will continue to work for its passage until it becomes law.

I have approved the Protocol and authorized its execution and urge that the Congress give it favorable consideration.

I strongly support this bill, and we will work hard for its passage.

I am pleased that the Federal Reserve Board has acted on my administration's request.

H.R. 1175 would mandate a set of reporting requirements which are unnecessary and would be counterproductive to ongoing diplomatic efforts.

Stuart E. Eizenstat, of Maryland, to be Deputy Secretary of the Treasury.

The House leadership gutted this bill in the dark of night to keep commonsense gun legislation from seeing the light of day.

F. Whitten Peters, of the District of Columbia, to be Secretary of the Air Force.

Now we have to finish the job.

I think that serious efforts should be made to pass this legislation.

We remain committed to taking the necessary steps to safeguard our Nation's secrets.

I call on every Member of Congress to reject these efforts to tear down what we accomplished last year.

The Report is provided in both a classified and unclassified version.

The American people expect us to work together to improve the education of our students.

The Prime Minister and I today agreed that our Secretary of Defense and their Minister of Defense will review these operational and safety measures together.

I announced my intention to nominate Kelly H. Carnes to be Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy at the Commerce Department.

Lawrence J. Delaney, of Maryland, to be an Assistant Secretary of the Air Force, vice Arthur L. Money.