Jimmy Carter

I’m very proud of you.

Arthur Goldberg is a man who has devoted his life to humanitarian pursuits in the widest possible range of both interest and notable accomplishment.

I have recommended this transfer because I believe it will make Federal school-based programs more effective.

It is especially important that we maintain educational services to Indians without interruption, protect their civil rights, preserve the integrity of the education programs, and strengthen participation of parents, tribes, and Indian…

We continue to regard it as the fundamental principle in deciding Puerto Rico's future.

We know that we can best honor our friendship, and our own democratic principles, by respecting your free choice about your own future.

I ask Indian tribes and Indian people to join with us in shaping a new department of education that is responsive to their concerns and worthy of their support.

Whatever decision the people of Puerto Rico may wish to take—statehood, independence, Commonwealth status, or mutually agreed modifications in that status—it will be yours.

The size of this vote indicates the growing realization that the embargo has outlived its usefulness.

I am deeply disturbed by the allegations of wrongdoing within the General Services Administration.

Corruption in government is intolerable.

I support and commend the steps you have taken so far to bring this matter to light and to bring those responsible to justice.

I remain opposed to legislation which does not provide a fair return to the United States for the use of public resources.

Submitted July 21, 1978.

Public Law 95-322 An act to authorize appropriations to carry out the Standard Reference Data Act, and to authorize appropriations for the National Bureau of Standards

I urge the Congress to approve the administration's grazing fee recommendations and support their implementation for the 1979 grazing year.

I believe it is unfair to provide a special subsidy at the public's expense to those 5 percent of all livestock operators who use public lands.

I strongly believe that the administration recommendations will result in a fee structure that is fair to both livestock operators and the United States.

Public Law 95-321 An act to impose a moratorium on any increase in the public lands grazing fee for the 1978 grazing year, and for other purposes

He especially welcomes the important new element in this proposal which will permit the United Nations to supervise the administration of Varosha.

...we are going to be committed to a policy of human rights in every country in the world.

Discussion of the situation in Turkey and Greece was held.

Today I am signing into law H.R. 9757, the grazing fee moratorium of 1978.

Public Law 95-320 Federal Banking Agency Audit Act

I learned how to be a leader in a small group which was highly competitive.