Jimmy Carter

I'm very pleased to be signing into law today this very important legislation.

The dedication and effectiveness of those who serve in times of peace to prevent war are less often recognized, but just as important.

I reaffirm the commitment of the American Nation and its Government to the indestructible ties of friendship between us and the people of Israel.

The Auto Industry Committee will work regularly with a bipartisan congressional consultative committee.

This legislation goes a long way toward achieving the goal of expressing our Nation's indebtedness to the courageous men and women of the Armed Forces.

The commitment of all three parties is clear.

I have today signed into law H.R. 6974, the Department of Defense Authorization Act, 1981.

We succeeded, largely because of the courage and vision of your Prime Minister and of the President of Egypt.

I remain committed to a policy of continuing real growth in the defense budget.

It's a great loss to our country to have a well-trained military person who, because of excessive financial burdens on the family, have to resign from the military to seek a way to sustain their own loved ones.

There will not be one policy or attitude toward Israel before the election and a different policy or attitude after the election.

I must reiterate my opposition to such provisions which violate the fundamental doctrine of separation of powers.

This legislation will increase the compensation for the men and women of the Armed Forces.

The allegation against Mr. Sillas has not been proven.

It is with pleasure that I sign S. 2055.

Most of the lands to be conveyed to the tribe under the act are timberlands.

I am pleased to sign into law S. 2055.

There will be no so-called reassessment of support for Israel in a Carter administration.

I'll not be swayed from that course.

These activities have greatly enhanced the credibility and effectiveness of the Federal personnel system in resolving union-management disputes.

To me there's only one standard: free trade unions for working people everywhere.

The road will not be easy.

B'nai B'rith and the Democratic Party have stood together for progressive causes for almost 50 years.

We can no longer ignore this advice.

I hope that when the history books are written about my own administration, that one of the paragraphs there will be that President Jimmy Carter, representing the United States, helped the leaders and the people of Israel and Egypt to find…