in the Steed Building in Glynco, Georgia during the morning. President Bush attends the reception held for participants in the Very Special Arts International Festival on the South Portico during the afternoon. June 16 – President Bush announces the nomination of Stephen John Hadley to be an Assistant Secretary of Defense (International Security Policy). June 19 – President Bush attends the presentation ceremony for the Drug-Free Schools Awards in the Rose Garden during the morning. June 20 – President Bush attends the presentation ceremony for the Presidential Scholars Awards in the Rose Garden during the morning. June 21 – President Bush announces the Youth Engaged in Service to America Initiative on the South Lawn during the morning. President Bush announces the nomination of John J. Easton, Jr., to be an Assistant Secretary of Energy (International Affairs and Energy Emergencies). June 22 – President Bush speaks with Covenant House residents during the morning. July July 3 – President Bush releases a statement responding to the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Webster v. Reproductive Health Services, noting his favor of the court's choice but also conceding that the issue was one that would "stir strong feelings." July 4 – Press Secretary Fitzwater releases a statement on former President Reagan being examined after a riding accident in Mexico and President Bush's knowledge of the incident. July 5 – President Bush releases a statement in response to the Media Advertising Partnership for a Drug-Free America increasing its efforts in combating the usage of illegal drugs with its pledge to for an increase in donation advertising to $1,000,000. President Bush announces the nomination of Linda M. Combs for Assistant Secretary of the Treasury (Management). July 6 – President Bush attends the presentation ceremony for the Presidential Medal of Freedom in the East Room during the morning. President Bush announces the nomination of Eric M. Javits for Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the Republic of Venezuela. July 7 – President Bush announces the nomination of Arthur W. Fort for the position of Assistant Secretary of State (Administration). July 10 – President Bush delivers an address to Polish National Assembly in the main chamber of the Parliament Building during the afternoon. July 11 – Secretary of Defense Cheney pledges an increase of civilian oversight in the purchasing of arms as well as trimming the people involved in purchasing decisions by thousands.