This is a time for greatness in our Nation and especially for enthusiasm.

There is established the Hopi-Navajo Land Settlement Interagency Committee.

I HAVE today vetoed H.R. 11897, a bill which would name the United States Courthouse and Federal Office Building in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the 'President Gerald R. Ford Federal Office Building.'

The enactment of this legislation marks a milestone for Indian people.

The proposed naming of this facility for me in my home community is a great honor, and one for which I am deeply grateful.

I AM withholding my approval from H.R. 2933.

I have given my approval to S. 754, the so-called Speedy Trial Act of 1974.

This Administration shares the view that REAP and RECP have made important contributions to conservation and the rural environment.

I have determined that in order to insure scrupulous compliance with these statutory limitations, while fully recognizing the statutory missions of the Agency, it is advisable to establish a Commission on CIA Activities Within the United…

I urge these communities to make the fullest possible use of them and pledge the support of this Administration.

I hope that it will be a priority item for the 94th Congress.

It will enhance our efforts to implement this policy of Indian self-determination.

These proceeds will be used by the Truman Foundation to provide 4-year college scholarships on a competitive basis to outstanding students interested in public service careers.

I AM withholding my approval from S. 3943.

Under the provisions of Section 14 of the Federal Advisory Committee Act, each advisory committee created by the President or any other officer of the Executive Branch and subject to the provisions of this Act...will terminate on January…

I know of no Federal office buildings that have been named for a President while still in office.

There is hereby established a Commission on CIA Activities Within the United States.

I fully endorse the goal of speedy justice, but I am concerned about the sanctions imposed by the bill.