U.S. hopes for a just and lasting settlement of the Cyprus problem.

I assured the American people that this was no cosmetic gesture but a serious, substantial step toward restoring government efficiency.

We're making progress now in collecting that debt, thanks to these gentlemen.

America cannot do without—he was an indomitable doer and an irrepressible advocate.

I'm happy—and I really mean happy—to announce that their report contains some very good news for the American taxpayer.

I wouldn't believe a word he says if I were you.

We're reducing fraud, improving management controls, eliminating errors in government programs and, by doing so, also providing a growing deterrent against future abuses.

The United Nations remains an important institution for the foreign policy of the United States.

I have just come from a meeting with this entire group and discovered that the few facts that I have in here only scratch the surface of what has actually been accomplished.

We have the evidence, and he knows it.

I am pleased today to sign into Law H.R. 3454, the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1982.

I'd be alarmed if there were only half that many.