I urge every American to take action to ease the burdens faced by innocent victims.

We want real work for our citizens, not make-work.

We've fought hard for this recovery, and we're not going to see it shattered.

An improving economy is the quickest, best, and most potent antidote for those citizens who were laid off because of the recession.

We're not going to let it happen.

I do hereby request that Sunday, May 8, 1983, be observed as Mother's Day.

I'm confident there will be.

To our mothers we owe our highest esteem, for it is from their gift of life that the flow of events begins that shapes our destiny.

Together, we have developed and prescribed effective legislative medicine.

I consider enactment of this legislation of great importance to the legislative and budgetary program of this Administration.

I hereby proclaim the month of April 1983 as 'National Child Abuse Prevention Month.'

But we can achieve them. We must never stop trying.

I have decided to impose the import relief recommended by the U.S. International Trade Commission.

Peace and freedom are the greatest gifts that one generation can bequeath to another.

We've been consulting closely with our Atlantic allies, and they strongly endorse these principles.

No one shares their concern more than I do.

I know that your own country, Zambia, is suffering severe economic hardship as a result of the depressed prices of your primary export commodities.

It would be better to have none than to have some.