Policy

I am firmly committed to the reauthorization of a strong Clean Air Act next year.

Nothing is of greater importance to the future of America than education.

We must provide additional help for them.

Today I am pleased to sign the Rural Development Policy Act of 1980, which places into law many of the reforms that were developed by this rural policy.

Finally, the bill's authorization of the WEB project represents a major step both for rural development and for water resources policy in South Dakota.

I am today signing S. 670, the Rural Development Policy Act of 1980.

We must reduce our unwarranted dependence on foreign oil.

As long as I'm President, we're going to keep the social security system sound.

Although attention is naturally focused on domestic politics, events around the world and here at home still demand my attention and action in ways that affect the well-being of American citizens.

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

The program I am proposing today consists of two parts.

This legislation affirms and strengthens our commitment to deregulation.

This law reinforces the policy of my administration to reduce regulation of the airline industry.

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

This policy framework places special emphasis on furthering the economic development of each of these areas.

I have decided, therefore, that the United States should now rejoin the ILO and work with other members to ensure that the true potential of this organization is realized.

I think the sacrifices have already been delineated fairly well by me.

I believe it prudent not to recommend changes in the law.