Jimmy Carter

I hope that the promise of these years can be fulfilled.

The Senate's approval of the conference report on the department of education bill is a major step toward improved government efficiency.

Conservation is first.

It will also mean better service—at less bureaucratic cost—for the State and local institutions which provide education in our country.

I think Neil also knows how to interrelate the quality of life and participation of citizens in hammering out a successful answer to a complicated question.

I invite all Americans to join me in saluting the talented performers who have given us so many hours of listening pleasure through country music.

He's been on the job now, as you know, for several weeks, and he's begun to confront, in a successful way, problems that have been here for a long time.

I commend the Country Music Association for its contribution to this annual observance.

To me, this is not a negative development. It's a basis on which we can be excited and innovative.

Placing Federal education programs in a separate department will allow us to manage these programs in a more effective, commonsense manner.

We are facing, for the first time really, the realization that the resources that God gave us have limits.

Moon has been in the forefront of some evolutionary changes that almost became revolutionary changes.

That's it, as far as the number one priority is concerned.

My prime responsibility as President, above all others, is to guarantee the security of my country, your country.

We've made some progress already; we've got a long way to go.

We want to strengthen the basis for a cooperative relationship between the United States and Nicaragua based on mutual respect.

I think we’ve made a lot of progress in that respect.

I would like to thank Senator Ribicoff for his excellent leadership in bringing this reorganization to final Senate passage.

The legislation should not impede cooperation between the carriers to plan and manage national systems.

Well, what I consider—the Ku Klux Klan and everything it stands for is absolutely abhorrent to me and, I think, to our Nation.

Public opinion polls are interesting.

Competition should be encouraged and fully competitive markets should be deregulated.

We cannot afford to have this progress frustrated by unwarranted regulation.

Consumers are the final beneficiaries of competition, through lower prices and wider choices.

The agreement is a breakthrough in building the relationship of equity and mutual respect.