Jimmy Carter

Public Law 96-2 is an act to amend the Bank Holding Company Act Amendments of 1970.

Public Law 96-3 is an act to repeal a section of Public Law 95-630.

Reorganization proposals to consolidate major Federal natural resources programs into a department of natural resources will improve efficiency.

I believe this plan, which would be implemented only in a severe energy supply emergency, would equitably allocate gasoline supplies and minimize economic hardships to the maximum extent possible without undue administrative costs and…

The meeting this evening was conducted in a most friendly atmosphere.

I strongly recommend that Congressional approval of these plans be in the form of a joint resolution.

I strongly urge that Congressional approval of this plan be in the form of a joint resolution.

I urge the prompt and favorable consideration by the Congress of these plans.

A just society is one in which every individual is treated with fairness and respect.

I will nominate Thomas F. McBride, of Washington, D.C., to be Inspector General of the Department of Agriculture.

NATO has served us well: It has helped keep the peace in an area historically burdened by war.

We see a nation that has regained its special place of leadership in the struggle for basic human rights.

I'm determined to carry on this effort.

I am pleased today to announce that the Defense Planning Committee of the North Atlantic Council has appointed Gen. Bernard W. Rogers to be the Supreme Allied Commander, Europe.

Cash awards totalling $1,001,257 were paid for adopted suggestions during Fiscal Year 1978.

This is, by far, the best organized group of small business leaders I've ever seen.

It is vital to Allied security that the members of NATO fulfill these new commitments.

These U.S.-F.R.G. agreements are similar in objective to the U.S.-Italian social security agreements

I will nominate June Gibbs Brown, of Denver, Colo., to be Inspector General of the Interior Department.

We face a challenge of controlling inflation, of resolving an energy crisis, of revitalizing our Government, and restoring the public's trust.

More than two million submissions since that time attest to the program's success in motivating military personnel to find ways of reducing costs and improving efficiency.

I also transmit for the information of the Congress a comprehensive report prepared by the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

The time has come for peace.

We remain the world's most powerful country-militarily, politically, and economically-and I am determined that this position not be eroded.

We see an America standing up to face the difficult domestic challenges.