On the recordMay 7, 1992
We're trying to. Incidentally, on one-stop shopping-- slightly different point--we've got a lot of Federal Agencies out here, and we want to have it as simple as possible. And that's why we have David Kearns and--out here, who are trying to coordinate the Federal effort. But thank you for the comment. On the second one, I wish I could tell you the answer. We are going to urge the Congress to move right away on a legislation. And believe me, it will certainly include the Korean community. This is a concept that I've heard about all day long today. It's something we've been advocating for a long, long time. We're now talking about the enterprise zones. That concept I think is an idea whose time has come. I'm seeing support publicly just in the last few days from people who have not supported it. I have said this is not a time for blame in terms of getting legislation going. But I can tell you, we feel much more optimistic, and we will be pushing hard to get it done. And the Korean- American community is obviously going to have a piece of the action. [A participant suggested scholarship assistance for victims' family members, an SBA hotline, and waiver of documentation requirements for SBA loans.]
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