Nothing has come down from the Hill. There's only been talk that you have repeated on the air or that you've written in the press about what they're talking about up there.

I have approved the recommendation for Federal recognition of the 'Chicago World's Fair 1992: Age of Discovery'.

President Brezhnev was one of the world's most important figures for nearly two decades.

God bless you, and best wishes to all of you.

If there is a lesson for us, it is that we, as a free people, must always be prepared for change.

Peace is a product of strength, not of weakness—of facing reality and not believing in false hopes.

Please accept my condolences on the death of President Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev.

We can't resolve the problem and really do what is right for the unemployed unless we make the economy sound, expand the economy, and thus create the jobs that we must have.

I approve granting Federal recognition to the Exposition with the understanding that the Federal participation in the Fair will not exceed $90 million over the next ten year period.

Let's just say it's always worked better when he's there.

We believe that what we're doing is the only course that can stimulate the economy.

One can imprison protesters, club and disperse demonstrators with tear gas or water cannons, but the specter remains.