Ronald Reagan: “The denial of import relief on copper should act as a signal and as…”

On the recordSeptember 5, 1984

The denial of import relief on copper should act as a signal and as encouragement to our partners around the world to resist protectionist acts.

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Republican · California

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Memorandum on the Denial of Import Relief for the Copper Industry

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