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Request 206
PRESIDENT'S REMARKS AT PHOTO OP WITH THE GOV. OF HONG KONG (5/3) --
President Clinton responded to press questions on the Bosnian
situation. The President's remarks covered: the Serbian Assembly,
discussions with Secretary Christopher, support for the United
Nations effort concerning Bosnia, Vance-Owen, outlook on U.S.
military intervention, and cooperation from allies. The President
also responded to questions regarding proposals on China by
Governor of Hong Kong Chris Patten.
Request 207
PRESS BRIEFING BY DEE DEE MYERS (5/3) -- White House spokeswoman Dee
Dee Myers provided details on President Clinton's schedule for May 3
through May 9. She took reporters' questions that focused on: Bosnian
situation; May 4th scheduled bipartisan Congressional leadership
meeting with the President; President's discussions with Congressional
committee leaders and other members of Congress on Bosnian
situation; President's discussions with foreign leaders on Bosnian
situation; the Serbs; attitude of U.S. Administration toward Bosnian
situation; Secretary of State Christopher's meeting with United
Kingdom representatives; Secretary of State Christopher's meetings
in Europe; use of American ground forces in Bosnia; Vance-Owen
agreement/process; NATO and the Bosnian situation; United Nations and
the Bosnian situation.
Request 208
PUBLIC SCHEDULE FOR MAY 3, 1993 (5/3)
The White House Office of the Press Secretary issued President
Clinton's schedule for the day. The release listed an Oval
Office meeting with Governor Chris Patton of Hong Kong, and an
East Room signing of the proclamation for Asian/Pacific American
Heritage Awareness Month. Upcoming events included the
President's weekly radio address to the nation on May 8, and the
July annual G-7 Economic Summit in Tokyo, Japan.
Request 209
TONY LAKE'S REMARKS AS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY (5/3)
National Security Advisor Anthony Lake's remarks before the
Brookings Africa Forum in Washington, D.C., focused on global
changes in world affairs in addition to issues facing the
continent of Africa. Major themes of the address included long-
term peace and democracy for the continent, individual and
minority rights, the continent's movement toward market economies
and sustainable development, Africa's environmental and human
resource needs, and U.S. support in each of these areas.--
Request 210
ASIAN/PACIFIC AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH (5/3/) -- The Office of the
Press Secretary issued President Clinton's proclamation of
May 1993 as Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. The President
called upon all Americans to recognize the contributions of
Asian/Pacific Americans to the Nation and rededicate themselves to
the principles of inclusion, mutual respect, and social justice.
Request :211
PRESS BRIEFING BY GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS (5/3/93)
The 1:10 pm press briefing by George Stephanopoulos included remarks
on the following topics: progress by Secretary Christopher's
diplomatic mission in seeking consensus with allied leaders for a
common approach in Bosnia; the Vance-Owen agreement being signed in
Athens; need for a real cease-fire in Bosnia; conditions for "most
favorable nation" status for China; Health Care Task Force documents;
U.S. Senate race in Texas; campaign finance reform to be proposed
soon; Bosnian Serb parliament activity; President meeting with
bipartisan leaders; good-faith compliance of agreements by Bosnian
Serbs; help from the Russians and President Yeltsin since the
election.
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