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MA Employment THE WASHINGTON WHITE Labor 15
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(Duggan/Nix)
June 22, 1992
Draft One
Cort Smoke SUPPLEMENTAL SIGNING
Signing
PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS:
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THE ROSE GARDEN
&
THE WHITE HOUSE
MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1992
1:00 p.m
Acknowledgments]
I'm pleased to welcome all of you to the
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White House. Senator Seymour and Senator Hatch [and others],
who've been so helpful with this legislation, welcome -- and
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thank you for your efforts. And it is a very special privilege
to have with us some young Americans -- from neighborhoods right
here in our nation's capital. They're the reason why we've
produced today's legislation -- they're the reason why we're
fighting for far-reaching reforms to offer them opportunities for
a better future.
The supplemental appropriations bill I'm signing today
provides emergency funding for disaster programs of the Federal
Chipping Chuck
Emergency Management Agency and the Small Business
money for all America
Administration. This bill replenishes the resources of both
part gone else
agencies following expenditures they made to help victims of the
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lawless violence in Los Angeles and the flood in Chicago. These
funds will be used to help shelter uninsured persons following
major disasters, and to offer low-interest loans to individuals
and businesses in disaster areas. The bill also will help
finance more than 400,000 summer jobs through a program of the
Department of Labor -- with a special focus on helping young
people in America's largest urban areas.
These supplemental funds are a beginning -- only a beginning.
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Congressman Joe
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Kieffer
turned aside efforts by some in the Congress to spend more for
the sake of spending more, when the urgent need is for
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fundamental change to provide hope and opportunity for people in
our inner cities. It's imperative that we make these major
changes -- that we put in place my New America Plan. The first
mission of government is to ensure the personal safety of our
people. Our neighborhoods, our streets must be free from crime.
And to strike a blow for our people's right to life free from
fear, I'm asking Congress to act now on my Weed and Seed anti-
crime program.
People in our cities need more freedom and opportunity to
achieve, to excel. That's the focus of my plan for Enterprise
Zones, for tenant ownership, for job training, and for excellence
in our schools. Enterprise zones offer incentives for innovation
and job creation in the greatest American tradition. It's high
time we put this great idea into action. Our HOPE initiative
will help turn public housing tenants into homeowners -- and
there's no overestimating the dignity that brings. Our America
2000 education reforms will help extend to parents and kids in
the inner cities the same choices that people in the suburbs
already have. 11 Finally, the long-term well-being of
neighborhoods that are now dangerous and depressed demands that
we break with the culture of dependency. My agenda for welfare
aims to reward work and learning, to insist that fathers take
responsibility for their children, to make families whole.
These are the keys to providing hope for our new generation.
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These are the only reliable means for making our cities the safe
and prosperous places they ought to be. So again, I'm urging the
Congress to put an end to delays and take action on my New
America Plan. Thank you all, and God bless the United States of
America.
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June 22, 1992
MEMORANDUM TO RESEARCHERS
FROM:
CARLOS ZEISEL (INTERN)
SUBJECT:
POTUS SIGHTINGS
I am listing the times and stations that POTUS will be
talking.
-Inside Politics 92, CNN, 4:30pm
06/22/92
09:24
OMB LEG. AFFAIRS
001
Draft
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Today I have signed into law H.R. 5132, an Act that provides
supplemental appropriations for disaster assistance to meet
urgent needs resulting from calamities such as those that
occurred in Los Angeles and Chicago.
This Act provides emergency funding for disaster programs of
the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Small
Business Administration (SBA) FEMA funds will be used to
provide uninsured individuals and families with temporary housing
assistance and to provide grants for the repair and replacement
of property damaged as a result of major disasters. The SBA
funds will be used to provide low-interest loans to individuals
and businesses located in areas affected by recent disasters.
This funding will ensure that FEMA and SBA have sufficient
resources to address the major disasters that have occurred this
year, including the civil disturbance in Los Angeles and the
flood in Chicago. I am pleased that the Congress provided these
funds under terms and conditions which are acceptable to the
Administration.
06/22/92 09:25
OMB LEG. AFFAIRS
002
Funds provided by H.R. 5132 for the Department of Labor's
summer youth jobs program represent a satisfactory compromise
between the Congress and the Administration and will finance
414,000 summer jobs. I am particularly pleased that provisions
of the Act give special weight to ensuring that this funding is
targeted to the areas of greatest need, particularly the
country's largest urban areas.
In accordance with the applicable provisions of the Budget
Enforcement Act of 1990, I am designating the following funding
as emergency requirements:
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$300 million for FEMA disaster assistance;
$500 million for the summer youth jobs program; and
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$143,755,000 for SBA disaster loans.
The Act also provides non-emergency supplemental funding for
SBA's business loan program, the cost of which is fully offset.
These funds will provide up to $1.45 billion in loan guarantees
for certain small businesses. This additional funding will
ensure that sufficient resources remain available for this
program throughout the remainder of fiscal year 1992.
Conversation with Chuck Kieffer in Leg Affairs --
The bill appropriates $300 million for FEMA and $350 million
of SBA disaster asssistance loans and $500 million for
Department of Labor sponsored summer jobs programs (which
will fund $414,000 summer jobs.
The bill also appropriates $1.45 billion for the SBA's
General Business Loan program -- this is not tied to LA.
This is an ongoing program that the Administration has
supported. This money goes to support small businesses all
around the country.
The bill also urges the Senate to support Enterprise Zones.
The Pres could make the point that he's glad the Congress
saw fit to change to a fiscally responsible bill (one that
totals 1.1 billion) from the original one the Senate opted
for (of 2 billion).
The history of this bill: The House passed a $600 million
bill for FEMA and SBA loans. George Mitchell made it
political and offered added approx. $1 billion for Head
Start and other programs. Every dollar in the bill was
designated as emergency money, which would not be covered by
the spending caps, and thus would have increased the
deficit. Unfortunately, Mitchell found he had no support
for this, so they compromised on the bill the Pres will
sign.
Chuck not sure you'll want to mention this, but: no one
convicted of rioting will be eligible for assistance.
This money replenishes the disaster assistance accounts for
FEMA and SBA that was lost due to LA and Chicago.
We should not use language that suggests or states that the
President requested money.
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