Bill Clinton

Any further steps in U.S.-Vietnamese relations will strictly depend on further progress by the Vietnamese on the POW/MIA issue.

It is not a bad thing; it is a good thing.

I think there will be enormous bipartisan understanding that you simply cannot take this away from communities without reinvesting something in them.

I believe that if a community has pulled together and produced a real plan for job creation and economic growth, the federal government must pitch in by giving that base to the community at a discount or, in some cases, even for free.

I have insisted on the fullest possible accounting from the Vietnamese Government and pressed for further progress.

Let me repeat, there are two things at work here.

Literacy is not a luxury. It is a right and a responsibility.

Sheila Widnall is a woman of high achievement: a respected scientist, a skilled administrator, and a dedicated citizen.

I am confident that she will do an outstanding job of guiding the Air Force through this period of post-cold-war change.

Today we compete in a quieter field, the world of global economic competition.

The changes now going on in Japan over the long run are going to be good for the Japanese people and good for the American people.

I probably have more admiration for your country in more ways than any President who has ever served.

This government-wide effort will cost over $5 billion in the next five years.

I am very proud to be making this announcement.

On Monday, I leave for Tokyo for the G-7 summit.

I think it will leave you stronger and in a better position in the world.

Fast track procedures give our negotiators the bargaining power they need in Geneva.

The steps I have outlined today will advance that goal.

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What he's put together is a creative and innovative plan that has both short-term relief for workers and families as well as a long-term economic development plan.

We're announcing a plan today which we believe will strengthen the long-term economic and environmental health of the Pacific Northwest and northern California.

Our aim is to cut off the demand for drugs at the knees through prevention.

I call upon all Americans to observe this day by demonstrating their respect for all those individuals who participate so successfully in these programs.

It's a very, very serious thing for the farmers, though.