Keep it going, and it doesn't have to be to the detriment of anybody else.

You're freedom in action, and you can help others along the path to freedom and democracy.

It is time that a summit address our natural heritage.

The brilliant achievements of Douglas Dillon raise the nobility of public service to new heights.

I want to see perestroika succeed in the Soviet Union.

Our key economic objective at the summit is to sustain noninflationary growth.

We're going there because we believe in reform and democracy and private markets and the ideas that have worked to help elevate the standards of living for people all over the world.

It is important that an American President salute the Hungarian people and salute the changes that are taking place in Hungary.

I'm not interested in that.

I do not want to go into sums, but I doubt that there will be an instant grant of any $10 billion.

Cancellation of these contracts is unnecessary.

We honor Senator Smith today for her commitment to truth and honesty in government and in America and to strengthening America at home and abroad.

I've really been looking forward to one of the most distinguished duties of this office: the privilege of presenting this nation's highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

I am an optimist about the developments in Eastern Europe.

Democracy's great strength lies in its private and public institutions.

Yes, and I think you've already seen that.

Such voluntary support from the media to help educate the American people about the dangers of drug abuse will have a significant and positive impact.

I welcome the news that the Media Advertising Partnership for a Drug-Free America is increasing its educational efforts against the use of illegal drugs.

By upholding the Missouri statute, the Court appears to have begun to restore to the people the ability to protect the unborn.

We welcome this decision.

The U.S. Government extends its condolences to the Government and people of the Soviet Union and to Mrs. Gromyko.

I have confidence that the American people will continue to express their deeply held convictions on this subject within the bounds of civility and our legal institutions.

This is the time of most hope for my country in a long, long time.

S. 694, which I signed into law today, extends until April 1, 1990, the authorization for the Nation's Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR).

I believe that this bill represents an acceptable compromise.