I do hereby proclaim the week beginning June 11, 1989, as National Scleroderma Awareness Week.

Congratulations on wrapping up and winning the NCAA Baseball Championship.

The Kansas spirit is the American spirit double-distilled.

I am pleased to announce my intention to nominate Henry S. Rowen to be an Assistant Secretary of Defense.

We wanted to prove to people all over the country that somebody outside those States can play baseball.

Congratulations to a team of champions -- well done!

You have slud headfirst into the sports hearts of America.

You were the ones that kept your opponents humble.

And my friends, you embody that spirit.

You wanted to prove to people all over the country that somebody outside those States can play baseball.

You've proven there's also no place like Omaha and the College World Series.

The United States welcomes the announcement of the Hungarian Government's intention to begin discussions with the opposition as a first step to multiparty elections.

I announce my intention to nominate Luigi R. Einaudi to be the Permanent Representative of the United States of America to the Organization of American States.

S. 5 decreases the range of child care choices available to parents.

New Federal support for child care should be targeted to families most in need.

Each of you has a very special talent to make us see what you see, feel what you feel, hear what you have to say.

There already exists a separate, uniform, comprehensive, and no fault compensation scheme for military personnel.

You guys don't let any disabilities stand in your way, and so it's up to us to make sure that discrimination doesn't stop you.

The national grasslands are home to a variety of plants, soils, minerals, and animals not found elsewhere.

H.R. 536 is objectionable because it would legislatively limit the Supreme Court's long-standing Feres doctrine.

We Americans have been blessed with a fertile land of unparalleled beauty.

I'm also a Phong Sak fan.

S. 5 puts its trust in government, not parents.

Let us also remember our responsibility -- as individuals and as a Nation -- to cherish and protect the environment.

Parents are best able to make decisions about their children, and they, not the government, should choose the child care they consider best.