I talked to the President of Pakistan immediately after this Afghanistan invasion.

We're still exploring every possible avenue for that release.

This is a protected freedom that all citizens enjoy, and it is of vital importance.

This review is to reassess what exports will make a significant contribution to the military potential of the Soviet Union and therefore prove detrimental to the security of the United States in light of the Soviet intervention in…

We will not send high technology equipment to the Soviet Union or any equipment that might have a security benefit to the Soviet Union.

These consultations should make clear that the basis for review and revision is the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan which has changed the nature of the potential danger to our common military security.

No validated export licenses for shipment of goods or technical data to the Soviet Union are to be approved.

I am confident that Federal, State and local governments working together within this framework can ensure the wise use and management of the Nation's floodplains.

The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan is the greatest threat to peace since the Second World War.

The only nations voting against these two propositions were East Germany—and the Soviets themselves.

This is an unacceptable and unwise intrusion upon their rights under the first amendment.

I urge Congress to act with dispatch so that the first amendment rights of Federal employees are not unduly jeopardized.