Jimmy Carter

I will nominate Marian B. Javits to be a member of the National Council on the Humanities.

The Committee shall make periodic reports and recommendations to the President through the Administrator of the Small Business Administration.

These bilateral agreements... provide for limited coordination between the United States and foreign social security systems.

It is not politics when one nation sends 100,000 of its heavily armed troops across a border and subjugates its peace-loving, deeply religious neighbor.

MARGARET MUTH LAURENCE, Of Virginia, to be an Assistant Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks, vice Sidney A. Diamond, elevated.

The lists were sent to Representative Jack Brooks, chairman of the House Committee on Government Operations.

These U.S.-Swiss agreements are similar in objective to the U.S.-Italian social security agreements.

I also transmit for the information of the Congress a comprehensive report prepared by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare.

We must send that message clearly to the Soviet Government and to its leaders.

I'd like to close my comments with a special word to those Americans who have devoted their lives as amateur athletes and as professional athletes and coaches to the pursuit of physical fitness and athletic excellence.

I hope this bodes well for our efforts to control inflation and achieve economic stability and growth.

We wish you and your families good health, happiness, and full enjoyment of the fruits of your hard work.

Reassuring to have friends like you in a time of trial and testing.

We are considering still other humanitarian steps we can take to help UNHCR and the Government of Pakistan care for these unfortunate Afghan people.

The United States is making a new pledge of $5.3 million for immediate assistance to the growing number of Afghan refugees fleeing into Pakistan.

We cannot, and will not, rest until reasonable price stability has been achieved.

Inflation remains the Nation's number one economic problem.

My budget and economic policies have that as their primary goal.

The target year for achieving 4 percent unemployment is now 1985, a 2-year deferment.

Achieving satisfactory economic growth, reducing unemployment, and at the same time making steady progress in curbing inflation constitutes an enormous challenge to economic policy.

We can protect our interests there.

I see no need at this time to move toward an actual drafting of people.

We are interested in maintaining close contacts with this evolving institution.

I admire the strength and vigor with which the European Parliament is addressing major issues of the day.

We were not caught by surprise, but there was no way to anticipate that they would actually invade Afghanistan.