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Monday, July 3, 2000
Volume 36--Number 26
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Weekly Compilation of
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Contents
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Addresses and Remarks
See also Appointments and Nominations; Bill Signings
Budget, midsession review--1502
California
Association of State Democratic Chairs in Los Angeles--1491
Brunch honoring Senator Dianne Feinstein in Los Angeles--1485,
1490
Democratic National Committee dinner in Los Angeles--1475
Democratic National Convention 2000 Host Committee breakfast in
Los Angeles--1481
Saxophone Club reception in Hollywood--1472
State Democratic Party reception in Los Angeles--1469
Former Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin, portrait unveiling--1507
Human genome project, completion of the first survey--1499
Internet webcast--1479
Korean war, 50th anniversary--1496
New Democrat Network dinner--1533
Pennsylvania, American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Employees in Philadelphia--1552
Presidential scholars, ceremony honoring--1529
Radio address--1480
Addresses and Remarks--Continued
Receptions
Brian Schweitzer--1531
California State Senator Adam Schiff--1512
Representative Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.--1548
``Salute to Bruce Vento''--1514
World War II Memorial, reception--1537
Appointments and Nominations
Commerce Department, Secretary, remarks--1540
U.S. Court of Appeals judge, statement--1562
Bill Signings
Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act, remarks
in Philadelphia--1560
Communications to Congress
Bankruptcy reform legislation, letter--1547
Expanded Threat Reduction Initiative, message transmitting report--
1511
Iran, message transmitting report on the national emergency--1511
Nicaragua-U.S. investment treaty with documentation, message
transmitting--1507
Russian Aviation and Space Agency, letter reporting on an
extraordinary payment--1548
Sri Lanka-U.S. extradition treaty with documentation, message
transmitting--1511
(Continued on the inside of the back cover)
Editor's Note: The President was in Englewood, NJ, on June 30, the
closing date of this issue. Releases and announcements issued by the
Office of the Press Secretary but not received in time for inclusion in
this issue will be printed next week.
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Contents--Continued
Communications to Federal Agencies
Expanding Access to Smoking Cessation Programs, memorandum--1510
U.S. Contribution to the Korean Peninsula Energy Development
Organization, memorandum--1546
Executive Orders
Establishment of the Presidential Medal of Valor for Public Safety
Officers--1551
Interviews With the News Media
Exchanges with reporters
Oval Office--1540
Rose Garden--1502
News conference, June 28 (No. 192)--1515
Letters and Messages
Independence Day, message--1544
Proclamations
To Modify Duty-Free Treatment Under the Generalized System of
Preferences and for Other Purposes--1544
Statements by the President
See also Appointments and Nominations; Bill Signings
Agriculture Department inspectors, prosecution for killing of--1469
Statements by the President--Continued
Congressional action on reporting and disclosure requirements for
political action committees--1543
House of Representatives action
Private insurance prescription coverage legislation--1531
Supplemental appropriations request--1543
Northern Ireland peace progress--1506
Senate action to protect Medicare surpluses--1543
Smoking cessation programs, expanding access--1509
Supreme Court decisions
Miranda v. Arizona--1507
Partial birth abortion--1531
Restriction of protests outside health care facilities--1531
Supplementary Materials
Acts approved by the President--1565
Checklist of White House press releases--1564
Digest of other White House announcements--1563
Nominations submitted to the Senate--1564
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Week ending Friday, June 30, 2000
Statement on Action To Prosecute for the Killing of United States
Department of Agriculture Inspectors
June 23, 2000
Today the U.S. attorney for the Northern District of California
filed a complaint charging an individual with the intentional killing of
two U.S. Department of Agriculture inspectors in the course of their
duties. I want to commend Federal and local law enforcement for working
so quickly to investigate and prosecute this important case. Our
thoughts and prayers are with all of the victims, their families, and
the community during this difficult time.
Note: This item was not received in time for publication in the
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Week ending Friday, June 30, 2000
Remarks at a California State Democratic Party Reception
in Los Angeles, California
June 23, 2000
The President. Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, before I start my
speech, there's one other thing I want to say. There's somebody else
here I want to introduce, and I want to ask to come up here.
When we nominated Al Gore--we haven't formally, yet, but when he got
through the primaries--he's the only candidate in our party's history in
a contested primary, including me, who went all the way through the
primaries and didn't lose a single one. And I want to bring up Bill
Daley's partner, Donna Brazile, our campaign manager for the Gore
campaign. Come on up here, Donna. Thank you.
I thank Joe Andrew for his leadership. And I want to thank Terry
McAuliffe for coming in here to help us get this convention financed and
get it off to a good foot. It sounds strange, but I'm grateful to Bill
Daley for leaving my Cabinet--[laughter]--because he's going to lead the
Vice President to victory. So I thank them all.
I want to say a couple of things about--first, I thank Art for
reminding you that I kept my word--[laughter]--and I'm glad to be here.
In 1995 a Presidential scholar named Thomas Patterson surveyed all the
campaign commitments made by the last five Presidents and said by '95, I
had already kept a higher percentage of my commitments than my five
predecessors. And we've got a higher percentage now, thanks to you, and
I thank you for that.
I would like to say just a few things to you. First, I am grateful
that we are having this convention which will be, as you know, my
farewell convention as President, in the State of California.
Audience members. Boo-o-o!
The President. I'm not going to shrivel up. I'll be around.
[Laughter] But listen, I'm grateful that we're having this in California
because so much of the texture of my campaign in '92--the energy, the
ideals, the passion--was borne out of the inspiration I received from
the pain and the faith, from the longing and the idealism that I saw in
California in 1992, when we had a terrible economy, a profoundly divided
society, and a level of political rhetoric that was making it worse.
And I asked you to give me a chance to turn it around. And starting
with the California Democrats, you did. And you didn't give up on me.
The day after I won the Democratic primary in California, they said,
``How dumb are they? Clinton is in third place in the polls.'' There
were all these people talking about the polls. They remember it. In
June, I was in third place, at 25 percent. I've been buried more times
than the undertaker's old suit. [Laughter] But you didn't quit because
you had this idea that we could do something together to make a
difference.
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And then, after I got in, California had earthquakes, fires,
floods--[laughter]--everything but the lotus arrived for you. [Laughter]
And we just kept plugging away and didn't give up. And now, we had to
rebuild a freeway, rebuild Cal State, Northridge. We had to do a lot of
things, but I did try to help. And I appreciate that.
So 7\1/2\ years later, thanks to your work and your faith and the
support I got from the people of California, along with Al Gore and our
whole team, we've got the longest economic expansion in history and the
highest homeownership in history and over 22 million new jobs and the
lowest Hispanic- and African-American unemployment rate ever recorded
and a 20-year low in poverty, a 25-year low in crime, a 32-year low in
the welfare rolls. The air is cleaner. The water is cleaner. The food is
safer. We set aside more land to be protected in history in the lower 48
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