Exports are vital to the health of the U.S. economy, accounting for 70 percent of our economic growth since 1988.

We are at the dawn of a new era.

Homeownership September 17, 1992 As part of his continuing effort to reform and streamline Government regulations, the President today announced that the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will release today an important…

Unfortunately, H.R. 918 eliminates the flexibility for Federal land management agencies to respond to changes in the hard-rock mining industry.

We've got to build on the fundamentals of lower tax rates, limits on Government spending, less red tape, less regulation, and more trade and more competition to generate the growth that this country needs, which means opportunity.

I will continue to find ways to help every family in America strengthen the values that we hold so dear.

Unless H.R. 5754 is substantially amended to delete its numerous unacceptable provisions, the Secretary of the Army would recommend that the president veto the bill.

The heavy-handed provisions of the bill will drive up cable industry costs, resulting in higher consumer rates.

However, the Administration is sympathetic with the intent of the legislation, and therefore, does not oppose enactment of H.R. 5258.

The established rate and evaluation criteria ensure that scarce Federal and non-Federal resources are wisely and appropriately invested.

For these reasons I will veto S. 12 if it is presented to me.

My vision for the future of the communications industry is based on the principles of greater competition, entrepreneurship, and less economic regulation.