By acting now, we can bequeath a legacy to the next century of a cleaner, more prosperous and, yes, more secure America.

Experience shows that deregulation works to serve consumers and to serve an expanding economy.

Natural gas, methane, one of the best fuels on the world's energy menu -- it's clean, it's efficient, relatively abundant.

This is not just economical legislation; it is also environmental legislation.

This long-overdue legislation is an important step in enhancing domestic energy supplies.

Today's legislation is a good start down that path.

This legislation represents the bipartisan achievement of this Administration's first major energy initiative -- the elimination of natural gas price controls.

The best prize life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing.

The Department of Commerce shall continue to enforce rigorously our unfair trade laws to prevent injurious dumping and subsidization.

Targeting on youth and adults most at risk of failure in the job market is our priority.

New provisions to increase accountability will be established.

These skills will prepare the kids of today for the jobs of tomorrow.

The modernization of our submarine, bomber and land-based missile force is essential to the continued strength of our deterrent and to the success of these very important negotiations.

Our administration wants to bring this pride to every young person who wants to work.

Participants will be assessed to determine their specific education and training needs.

Maintaining the successful cornerstones of the current JTPA delivery system is essential.

Desire without preparedness is like a sports car without an engine.

I believe deeply in this program and because I want to salute the package of amendments that we've proposed.

I am fully committed to the strategic modernization program I have put forward.

The voluntary restraint arrangements will be terminated no later than March 31, 1992.

Both classified and unclassified versions are provided.

The United States International Trade Commission will be asked to continue to monitor the efforts of the steel industry to adjust and modernize.

Enrollment in JTPA will target those most at risk among the disadvantaged.

The forces described in this report are illustrative only.

This Steel Trade Liberalization Program is designed to restore free-market forces to, and end government interference in, global trade in steel.