Bill Clinton

It is essential for Federal law enforcement to have this authority because the States cannot bring these criminals to justice.

I second that emotion.

I also direct you to take the necessary steps for the establishment of a presidential awards program designed to honor outstanding microenterprise lenders.

This would be a terrible mistake, and I'm determined to fight it with vetoes, if necessary.

The wisdom of those words has come alive to me during my family's Wyoming vacation.

We have to do everything we can to protect parks like Yellowstone.

Well, that's what we propose to do, keep the fees in the parks.

Do we need reforms? Yes. Should we reverse course? Not on your life.

I'm also concerned about activities on land that belongs to the American people which are being used for profit in ways that could damage our national parks.

I hereby direct you to take all appropriate actions to coordinate all micro-enterprise programs administered by the Federal agencies and departments.

I can think of few things that mean more to the national life of our country than our national parks.

Some people want to do that, but it wouldn't be in faith with the kind of commonsense values that have made our country great.

We want more of that in the future.

We can balance the budget without doing any of that.

I hereby delegate to the Director of the Office of Management and Budget the authority vested in the President to issue the guidelines and instructions to Federal agencies required by section 204(c) of that Act.

I support keeping the fees that you pay when you come to the national parks in the parks.

I announced my intention to appoint Ember Reichgott Junge to the Council of the Administrative Conference of the United States.

First Lady Hillary Clinton will attend the United Nations World Conference on Women in Beijing, China, September 5-6.

I am committed to preserving these parks.

We should not do anything this year, anything, to weaken our ability to protect the quality of our land, our water, our food, the diversity of our wildlife, and the sanctity of our natural treasures.

I declared a major disaster in the State of Ohio.

I transmit herewith the report on the cumulative incremental cost of all United States activities in Haiti subsequent to September 30, 1993.

His legacy will continue through his photographs for Americans and people across the globe to enjoy.

We join today to mourn the death of the dean of photojournalism.

The world is a more secure place because of his dedication.