Jimmy Carter

I did it with a sense of relief, a sense of sure judgment, and a sense of confidence.

This would employ young Americans aged 16 to 24 in conservation programs and in the maintenance and improvement of public parks, forests and recreation areas.

I requested $1.5 billion, to be spent over an 18-month period, for new youth unemployment programs.

Three-quarters of the money would be spent through the CETA system on the basis of applications to the Secretary.

I think this distinction is one that is now recognized by Israeli leaders.

We would concentrate these projects where the need was greatest, but they would be open to all unemployed youth.

I have asked the Congress for this one-year extension to give us time to review the program and consider what steps would make it most responsive to the problems of the unemployed.

I know that I am going to make mistakes.

My commitment to withdraw American ground troops from Korea has not changed.

I do hereby proclaim the month of April, 1977, as Cancer Control Month.

I'd like to propose a toast to the brave and courageous leader of a brave and courageous country--our friend, the people of Israel--Prime Minister Rabin.

I believe that the people of the District, through their elected representatives, can best decide for themselves such questions as the proper way to provide high-quality health care.

I have never looked on it that way.

As long as I have any influence on our Government, that recognition and that strength and that friendship and that sense of mutual purpose will never waver.

We understand very clearly in our own country--strong and powerful and secure--that security is important and is the essence of what Israel can expect from us and from the rest of the world.

Executive Order No. 11808, as amended, is hereby revoked.

I will nominate Carol Tucker Foreman to be an Assistant Secretary of Agriculture.

I consider it to be an equal partnership that's derived for our country and for the cause of freedom tremendous benefits for us.

The people of the District of Columbia share with the other people of our Nation a determination to improve such public services as health care and a desire to do so with the least possible interference from the Federal Government.

Therefore, I will take no action on this bill.

I want her to have good health care.

I'm very proud of what has been done.

I believe that we can set a standard for the whole country.

This is a good day for us.

I was distressed to learn of the extensive damage and suffering caused by yesterday's earthquake in Romania.