Bill Clinton

I am profoundly grateful to you for your service to this country.

I hereby determine that it is important to the security interests of the United States to furnish up to $4 million of fiscal year 1995 funds made available for Chapter 10 of Part I of the FAA and, in addition, up to $3 million of prior…

Take it from me, it's the most horrible thing ever done by man.

I thank you for your service and your devotion to your country.

I declare a major disaster in Oklahoma and order Federal funds to supplement State and local recovery efforts.

Never before had the fight for freedom stretched across such a vast expanse of land and sea.

I'm determined to do everything I can to support you.

I regret that our fiscal situation does not permit granting Federal employees a pay increase greater than 2.4 percent.

I do not believe this will have any material impact on the quality of our work force.

I have determined that an alternative pay adjustment of 2.4 percent is appropriate for the 1996 pay raises under sections 5303 and 5304.

I hope all the parties will reaffirm their commitment to build a peace in Northern Ireland for generations.

I am looking forward to visiting a peaceful Northern Ireland later this year and paying personal tribute to those who have worked so hard to bring about this new day.

I also salute the people of Northern Ireland for their extraordinary perseverance and their dedication to the cause of peace.

These historic decisions opened a door that had been closed to the people of Northern Ireland for too long—the gateway to peace.

I urge both republicans and loyalists to do their part and seriously address the issue of decommissioning paramilitary weapons.

The current report covers the period June 1, 1995, through July 31, 1995.

There is general agreement that the recent decision by the European Union (EU) to begin discussion of Cyprus' accession to the EU could provide added motivation to the parties to achieve a settlement.

Parental responsibility does not end at the State line.

The taxpayers of America should be able to expect that the burden of caring for these children will be placed on the shoulders of the parents, where it rightfully belongs.

As we celebrate Labor Day, we can find strength and renewed inspiration in the Dream—the idea that we can be good workers as well as good parents.

Our labors ensure that the blessings of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness will benefit generations to come.

We must continually strive to create more opportunity for work for those who are willing to take the responsibility to make better lives for themselves and their families.

These reformers brought dignity to the workplace and integrity to our society.

A child should be able to expect the most basic support from those who chose to bring that child into the world.

I respectfully disagree with this decision.