Jimmy Carter

We have in this country an opportunity to strive for excellence on our own, but with a lot of necessary help from teachers.

Americans sometimes forget that trains are the transportation system of the future, not the past.

An act to amend the Railroad Revitalization and Regulatory Reform Act of 1976 to authorize additional appropriations for the Northeast Corridor improvement project

An act to permit the Cow Creek Band of the Umpqua Tribe of Indians to file with the United States Court of Claims any claim such band could have filed with the Indian Claims Commission under the Act of August 13, 1946

I shall immediately veto any debt limit extension or other legislation that disallows the fee.

That's a word I try to avoid.

It will also help to revive the central cities of the Northeast which have declined partly because of deteriorating rail service.

An act to extend the present public debt limit through June 5, 1980

I have a lot of groups come to the White House where I, as President, feel inferior in their presence.

Thank you all for coming. Congratulations to you.

This investment in the Northeast corridor will provide in direct jobs 30,000 person-years of employment.

Public Law 96-252 Federal Trade Commission Improvements Act of 1980

You are the final superb product of one of the most intense competitions in the world.

Support of the President's position on the House-Senate conference report on the first budget resolution for fiscal year 1981.

The $750 million in this authorization is vital not simply to the Northeast rail system but also to our Nation's businesses.

This country is on the cutting edge of change, the cutting edge of progress.

We must not forget the human needs that exist among us.

All my decisions have been tested under fire.

We're going to produce more energy in our own country in the future.

It is time to set the record straight about our Nation and about our future.

We can meet that test.

The people have not lost the sound judgment and common sense and conviction and courage that's been the foundation for American success.

It is overwhelming to see this crowd here today.

Our alliances in NATO have never been stronger than now.

I could not ask for a better man to introduce me than Senator John Glenn.