You know what to do to improve your cities and you know how to do it.
I think the Congress ought to increase that to $150,000.
I think the small family farmer is better off today than he has been in the past.
It is very simple--extend the proven general revenue sharing program, which expires December 31, 1976.
The challenge facing Bill Scranton is immense; conflicts are inevitable in the United Nations.
We can make America's cities the thriving, forward-looking centers of commerce and culture that they ought to be.
Americans are convinced that the world can be a better place.
I see no prospects for any reimposition of any embargo.
I deeply share your concern, and I stand firm in my commitment to secure an extension of general revenue sharing.
The United States of America is the world's best hope for peace with freedom.
Revenue sharing has spelled success.