George H.W. Bush

I do hereby proclaim November 1991 as National American Indian Heritage Month.

Our objective must be clear and straightforward.

Let the parties work all this out.

The amendment prohibits diversified companies from owning banks, which will stop new capital from voluntarily flowing into banks to absorb losses ahead of the taxpayer.

Once again, it would be counterproductive for me to set conditions or to say from the U.S. side how these two questions that you properly asked about be resolved.

Spain emerged, as the leading choice.

It's important that Americans get the view that the center and the Republics are together on these matters.

I think the American people, when it comes to food aid and medicines, clearly want to be of assistance to the Soviet Union.

H.R. 6 is comprehensive legislation designed to create a safer, more competitive banking system.

We had good discussions on the whole question of nuclear arms reduction and nuclear safety.

We are here to be a catalyst.

We've had yet another very constructive meeting.

I believe that, working together, government and the private sector can make the economic environment even better for small businesses and for all Americans.

I have signed into law H.R. 1415, the 'Foreign Relations Authorization Act, Fiscal Years 1992 and 1993.'

Today I have signed into law H.R. 2942, the 'Department of Transportation and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 1992.'

I find that the grave events in the Republic of Haiti that are continuing to disrupt the legitimate exercise of power by the democratically elected government of that country continue to constitute an unusual and extraordinary threat to…

I am sympathetic to the goals of this provision and have made this issue part of the Administration's discussions with the countries that engage in such practices.

Supporting this industry takes the work of everyone, public and private.

I hope that, in the future, the Congress will balance its legitimate need for information with the time and expense involved in preparing a report.

I appreciate their efforts.

Title V demonstrates that the Congress endorses my goal of stemming dangerous CBW proliferation.

I am disappointed, however, in several provisions of the Act related to housing.

I believe we can and must make health care more available and affordable -- especially for those 35 million Americans without health insurance.

I am greatly concerned over the inadequate funding levels for the Administration's important housing initiatives.

I want to express my appreciation to the Congress for its cooperation in this effort.