Bill Clinton

Their triumphs have lifted our Nation and left us a better and richer place.

AIDS everywhere is still 100 percent preventable.

Prevention is the most effective tool in our arsenal.

I have determined that the designation of Western Samoa as a beneficiary developing country under the GSP should be modified so that the designation applies to Samoa.

My administration developed a nationwide plan to protect our children from the dangers of tobacco

Together, we must do more to close the gap.

The Secretary is authorized to monitor the most favored nation rate of duty applicable to imports into Canada of worsted wool fabrics of the kind classified under heading 9902.51.12 of the HTS.

AIDS is an economic crisis.

I have determined that it is appropriate to designate Samoa as such.

I have determined that it is appropriate to restore GSP treatment for these articles to give effect to the Memorandum of Understanding.

We must all work together to improve our Nation's health and save our children's lives

Samoa is designated as a least-developed beneficiary developing country for purposes of the GSP and title V of the 1974 Act.

The lives of Americans are at stake, not just in California but nationwide

The mortality rate for HIV and AIDS in the United States is down more than 70 percent since 1995.

I intend to change the designation of 'Western Samoa' to 'Samoa,' to reflect this nation's current name.

Comprehensive tobacco prevention and education efforts can make a difference

In order to provide separate tariff treatment for the articles specified in section 503(a) of the Act, the HTS is modified as provided in section A of the Annex to this proclamation.

Do not grow weary in doing this.

AIDS is also a moral crisis.

We have limited control over other people's lives.

We should not be acting unilaterally there.

He was a supremely decent man, and his memory will serve as an inspiration to us all.

Yes, I think it will work.

Our goals are clear, and our resolve is firm.

I encourage every American to participate in appropriate commemorative programs and ceremonies in workplaces, houses of worship, and other community centers.