Substantial progress, together with lingering problems, mark developments in several areas.
The United States can be proud of its leadership in these areas.
The activities of MNC's, however, have prompted questions about their obligations to both home and host countries.
International economic cooperation is stronger today than at any time since the Second World War.
Because of the vigor of our people and the strength of our system, the United States today, as much or more than in years past, is the pivot...
The budget is the President's blueprint for the operation of the Government in the year ahead.
Income and wealth are not produced in Washington, they are only redistributed there.
There is no excuse, for example, for the Federal Government to have 15 different child nutrition programs spending over $3 billion per year ...
We have stabilized international relationships and created the framework for global progress.
I am calling for legislation to halt this practice so that our budget system will fully reflect the financial activities of the Government.
When I took office in 1974, I found many of our regulatory laws outdated and unintelligible.