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Appendix D -- Acts Approved by the President ID 3805 Date 12/31/1991 H.J. Res. 77 / Public Law 102 - 1 Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution Approved January 30 H.R. 4 / Public Law 102 - 2 To extend the time for performing certain acts under the internal revenue laws for individuals performing services as part of the Desert Shield Operation Approved February 6 H.R. 3 / Public Law 102 - 3 Veterans' Compensation Amendments of 1991 H.R. 556 / Public Law 102 - 4 Agent Orange Act of …
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Remarks at a Luncheon Hosted by the Catholic Lawyers Guild in Boston, Massachusetts ID 945 Date 09/23/1989 Thank you all for that very warm reception. Barbara and I are just delighted to be with you. First, thank you, Judge Nolan. It's got to be the classic introduction. [Laughter] And I can't tell you how much I appreciate it. It gets me -- I don't have to finish that high-calorie dessert. [Laughter] Thank you so much, sir. And I'm delighted to see Governor Mike Dukakis here today. Mike, thank you very …
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Remarks in a Teleconference With the Annual Meeting of the Public Broadcasting Service in Orlando, Florida ID 3078 Date 06/11/1991 The President. Thank you for that kind introduction and for your generous comments about our approach to education. And I'll tell you, the Points of Light concept, something new with us -- we're trying to put some focus on it. But believe me, it is taking hold across this country, and I think it's a wonderful thing. And I appreciate your interest in all of that. I must confess …
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Remarks to Community Members in Monterrey, Mexico ID 2492 Date 11/27/1990 President and Cecilia Salinas, Secretary Solana, Ambassadors Petricioli and Negroponte, members of both Cabinets, we are delighted to be here. And at the outset of these remarks, may I thank everyone responsible for providing us with this magnificent forum in this magnificent theater and to thank the guests who are here -- President Salinas telling me that they come from all across the country. We are honored, and I am very proud to …
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Remarks to Stryker Corporation Employees in Kalamazoo, Michigan ID 4061 Date 03/13/1992 Thank you, John Brown, for those kind words and that warm welcome. And may I just say to you how inspirational my little tour through this plant has been for me, seeing not only the spirit of this wonderful work force but getting to kick the tires on some of the most advanced technology in the health care field and to begin to understand it better. And so, I would like to take this opportunity to thank each of the …
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Remarks to Religious and Ethnic Groups in Garfield, New Jersey ID 4586 Date 07/21/1992 May I thank you, Governor Kean, for that warm welcome back. May I salute our assemblyman, Chuck Haytaian, our senate president, Don DiFrancesco, and our House candidate, Pat Roma. I'm delighted to see you all. May I ask that we pay our respects to His Beatitude, Metropolitan Theodosius, the Archbishop of Washington, the Primate of the Church; and Archbishop Peter, Bishop Paul, Father Alex, and members of the Three Saints …
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Message to the Congress Transmitting Proposed Legislation To Combat Violent Crime ID 545 Date 06/15/1989 To the Congress of the United States: Today I am pleased to transmit proposed legislation entitled the ``Comprehensive Violent Crime Control Act of 1989.'' As the American people are aware, our Nation is experiencing a surge of violent criminal behavior, linked in no small degree to the scourge of illegal drugs currently prevalent in our border areas, our cities, and our neighborhoods. On May 15, 1989, …
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Appendix B -- Nominations Submitted to the Senate ID 2579 Date 12/31/1990 The following list does not include promotions of members of the Uniformed Services, nominations to the Service Academies, or nominations of Foreign Service officers. Submitted January 23 Everett Ellis Briggs, of New Hampshire, a career member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class of Career Minister, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the Republic of Portugal. Paul C. Lambert, of New …
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Remarks at the Annual Convention of the National Religious Broadcasters ID 2653 Date 01/28/1991 Thank you, President Rose, thank you, sir, and Executive Director Gustavson -- all. First, let me salute your leadership of the NRB: Billy Graham and Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, James Dobson; Chuck Colson; the FCC Commissioners Sikes and Duggan and James Quello. This marks the fifth time that I've addressed the annual convention of the National Religious Broadcasters. And once again let me say it is, for both …
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Remarks Following Discussions With State President F.W. de Klerk of South Africa ID 2247 Date 09/24/1990 President Bush. To our friends from South Africa, once again, welcome to the White House. We've just come from an extraordinarily useful meeting. President de Klerk and I have conversed on the phone several times in the past, but it was a great pleasure to hold this face-to-face meeting with the first South African leader to visit the United States in more than 40 years. President de Klerk described for …
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Remarks at a Dinner Hosted By President Turgut Ozal in Istanbul, Turkey ID 3217 Date 07/21/1991 Mr. President and Speaker of the Parliament, Mr. Prime Minister, members of the Turkish Government: Barbara and I want to thank you for this warm welcome. And I am deeply honored to be the first American President to come to this historic city. Among the nations of the world, few claim a past as storied as yours. Turkey stands at a crossroads of cultures and civilizations. Here in Istanbul, one city spans two …
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The President's News Conference With Prime Minister Brian Mulroney of Canada at Camp David, Maryland
The President's News Conference With Prime Minister Brian Mulroney of Canada at Camp David, Maryland ID 5183 Date 01/16/1993 The President. May I just say how wonderful it is to have the Prime Minister of Canada here with us today, great friend of the United States. The relationship between Canada and the United States is strong; tremendous trading partner. Prime Minister Mulroney has done an awful lot in all ways in cooperating and working with us. Their leadership in many areas of peacekeeping is one …
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Remarks and a Question-and-Answer Session With Reporters in Kennebunkport, Maine, Following a Meeting With Prime Minister Brian Mulroney of Canada ID 2184 Date 08/27/1990 The President. Let me simply say that, once again, Prime Minister Mulroney and I have had a very good discussion -- talked about bilateral matters, but also, obviously, about the situation regarding Iraq. And Canada, a member of the Security Council, has been not only in a role of leadership there but side by side with the United States …
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Remarks at the Boston University Commencement Ceremony in Massachusetts ID 437 Date 05/21/1989 Thank you, President Silber. And President and Madame Mitterrand, it's a great honor to have you here today. And to Governor Dukakis, my respects -- the chief executive of this great State and my friend as well, to Mayor Flynn, His Eminence Cardinal Law, and Dr. Metcalf, Dr. Wiesel, and, yes, Kimberly, to you for that wonderful speech earlier on, and to Nancy Joaquim, who rendered both ``The Marseillaise'' and …
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Remarks on Arrival in Greenville, Mississippi ID 4830 Date 09/22/1992 The President. Thank you all. Thank you, Kirk. Thank you, Governor Fordice. Let me just start off by telling the people of Mississippi something you already know. You've got a great Governor, a great new Governor fighting for the people here, and a wonderful wife, Pat. May I salute our State chairman, Evelyn McPhail, a great political leader; I see her family's here; and national committeewoman, Suzanne Rogers; and my old friend whose …
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Remarks to the College Republican Convention ID 4491 Date 06/25/1992 The President. Thank you all very much. Audience members. Four more years! Four more years! Four more years! Bush-Quayle in '92! Bush-Quayle in '92! Bush-Quayle in '92! The President. Thank you so very much. Let me start by thanking Tony. And lest some of you don't know it, he has done a first-class job in this centennial year as president of the College Republicans. It is the best party on campus. And thank you all for this warm and …
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Remarks to the National Leadership Coalition on AIDS ID 1706 Date 03/29/1990 The President. Well, thank you, Dr. Sullivan. And let me say at the outset of these remarks that I'm a very lucky person, and I think the country's very lucky, having Dr. Louis Sullivan as our Secretary of HHS. He's doing an outstanding job. And I want to thank Larry Williford, of Allstate; B.J. Stiles, from the coalition; and then salute Dr. June Osborn, Dr. David Rogers, and then Belinda Mason, of the AIDS Commission, with whom …
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Remarks at a Luncheon Hosted by Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers in The Hague ID 3606 Date 11/09/1991 Mr. Prime Minister and President Delors, Foreign Minister van den Broek, distinguished guests, thank you all. And may I especially thank Her Majesty the Queen for the extraordinary, warm, genuine hospitality that we have felt today and that Barbara and I have felt in the past as her guests, and to say what a pleasure it is to be back here once again. It is my pleasure to meet with you at the conclusion of this, …
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Remarks at the Dedication of the Richard M. Nixon Presidential Library in Yorba Linda, California ID 2087 Date 07/19/1990 The President. Thank you all very, very much. What a wonderful reunion. And I am very proud to have been introduced to this gathering by Ronald Reagan. I know how I got here. [Laughter] President Reagan is my mentor and my esteemed friend, and I will always be grateful to him. But to President and Mrs. Nixon, Barbara and I are delighted to be with you on this memorable day. My special …
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… beloved ``Andy Griffith Show,'' called ``home and people's feelings, and how they grew up.'' He continues to lead with the civility and conscience that is a metaphor for North Carolina and with a spirit that would make even General Patton proud. … beloved ``Andy Griffith Show,'' called ``home and people's feelings, and how they grew up.'' He continues to lead with the civility and conscience that is a metaphor for North Carolina and with a spirit that would make even General Patton proud. …
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Appendix C -- Checklist of White House Press Releases ID 2580 Date 12/31/1990 The following list contains releases of the Office of the Press Secretary which are not included in this book. Released January 8 Advance text: Remarks to the American Farm Bureau Federation in Orlando, FL Fact sheet: American farming and rural America Released January 11 Transcript: Press briefing on the President's meeting with Prime Minister Anibal Cavaco Silva of Portugal -- by Raymond G.H. Seitz, Assistant Secretary of State …
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Appendix C -- Checklist of White House Press Releases ID 5148 Date 12/31/1992 The following list contains releases of the Office of the Press Secretary which are not included in this book. Released January 4 Fact sheet: U.S.-Asia environmental partnership Released January 6 Advance text: Remarks at the American and Korean Chambers of Commerce luncheon in Seoul Released January 8 Transcript: Press briefing on the President's meetings in Japan -- by Brent Scowcroft, Assistant to the President for National …
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Remarks at the Hampton University Commencement Ceremony in Hampton, Virginia ID 2977 Date 05/12/1991 President Harvey, Senator Warner, and Congressman Bateman, and members of the university administration, and especially the class of 1991. May I thank the class president, Carvel Lewis, for his remarks; pay my respects to the faculty, and to Mr. Dillard and this magnificent choir. My first exposure to music at Hampton was in the year either 1935 or 1936, when one of your predecessor singing groups came to …
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Remarks on Arrival in Longview, Texas ID 4828 Date 09/22/1992 The President. Thank you very, very much. Thank you so much. It's an honor and privilege to be introduced by Florence Shapiro, not only the Mayor of Plano but going to be a member of the Texas Senate. We need her. She's typical of our great women leaders in our State of Texas. Thank you, Florence. I want to thank our State chairman, Jim Oberwetter, who is here somewhere; Rob Mosbacher, the Texas Victory '92 chairman; Barbara Patton, the …
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… beauty of Williamsburg. But most of all, he understands the people; he understands Virginians -- an unparalleled blend of civility, respect for tradition, and faith in God that led John Adams to say: ``We all look to Virginia for examples.'' On … beauty of Williamsburg. But most of all, he understands the people; he understands Virginians -- an unparalleled blend of civility, respect for tradition, and faith in God that led John Adams to say: ``We all look to Virginia for examples.'' On …
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Remarks at a Luncheon Hosted by the Venezuelan-American Chambers of Commerce in Caracas, Venezuela ID 2540 Date 12/08/1990 President Perez, you do us honor, sir, by being here today. And may I take this opportunity before my remarks to thank you for the exceptional and wonderful and extraordinary hospitality that you have given to me and to Dorothy and to all of the rest of the people traveling with me. I'll never forget it, and thank you, sir. To John Werner, the President of VenAmCham, thank you, sir, …
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Remarks to the Illinois Farm Bureau in Chicago, Illinois ID 3728 Date 12/10/1991 Thank you, John, and to all the members, thank you. Thank you, John White, Governor Edgar, and to Secretary Madigan, son of Illinois, who is doing a superb job as our Secretary of Agriculture. I'm glad he flew out here with us. To Congressman Ewing, who will be flying back with us, I understand, on Air Force One back to Washington. We've welcomed him to the Congress and proud he's there. To Enid Schlipf, who has been at my …
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Inaugural Address ID 1 Date 01/20/1989 Mr. Chief Justice, Mr. President, Vice President Quayle, Senator Mitchell, Speaker Wright, Senator Dole, Congressman Michel, and fellow citizens, neighbors, and friends: There is a man here who has earned a lasting place in our hearts and in our history. President Reagan, on behalf of our nation, I thank you for the wonderful things that you have done for America. I've just repeated word for word the oath taken by George Washington 200 years ago, and the Bible on …
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Remarks to the Community in Memphis, Tennessee ID 4831 Date 09/22/1992 The President. Thank you. Thank you very much. What a wonderful welcome. Audience members. Four more years! Four more years! Four more years! The President. Thank you all very much. May I salute at first Congressman Sundquist. You're lucky; you've got a great Member of the United States Congress. Barbara Bush, off on some other part of the campaign trail, sends her love to Martha Sundquist, the great wife of Don. May I say how pleased I …
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Remarks at Dedication Ceremony of the Social Sciences Complex at Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey ID 2976 Date 05/10/1991 Thank you all very much. Thank you. Please be seated. It's a great pleasure to be here. President Shapiro, your words were so kind that my heart almost went back into fibrillation. [Laughter] I salute you, sir, and I thank you for the honor bestowed on me. To Governor Florio; and to the Members of the United States Congress that are here today; to Mrs. Shapiro, and the …