Ronald Reagan

Well, for the first time in more than a decade, the Federal Government is actually spending less this fiscal year, in real terms, than the year before; and that's no small accomplishment.

The provisions in H.R. 1157 are specifically targeted to farmers who have been prevented from planting their crops by severe weather conditions.

Make successful negotiations for a democratic outcome in Nicaragua virtually impossible.

The resolution's unilateral termination of aid to the Nicaraguan democratic resistance would deprive the administration of one of the most critical elements of leverage it has with the Sandinistas.

My pledge to veto any tax rate increase remains rock-solid.

There can be no backing away from our commitment to the deficit reduction goals of Gramm-Rudman-Hollings.

It would reward their inflexibility and send the message that they need only wait for the United States to lose its resolve.

Ken is an outstanding manager, who has worked with the Congress to achieve some of the most important victories of my administration.

Nancy and I extend our deep sympathy to his family and to the Ohio State University community.

The Government of Jamaica is sufficiently responsive to the United States Government concerns on drug control.

I promised to send to the Congress legislation 'whereby the true cost to the economy of Federal credit programs would be counted in the budget.'

I know that he will be a valuable asset to me and to my Chief of Staff, Senator Howard Baker, as we move forward in the next 2 years.

Over the years since independence, Kenya has been a success story, an example for all of Africa to follow.

I am today announcing the appointment of Kenneth M. Duberstein to be Deputy Chief of Staff at the White House.

I personally look to President Moi as a friend and a trusted counselor on international issues.

The credit budget has the advantage of focusing attention on the decisions that commit the government to new expenditures.

I welcome him back home.

It is now time for the circular to be revised to reflect developments consistent with our Federalism policies and State and local regulatory relief objectives and the President's Management Improvement Program.

I assure you all that we have created the necessary infrastructure to absorb American investment.

The added expenditure of funds for that country is in the national interest of the United States.

These subsidies are the present value of the difference between the terms and conditions on which direct loans or loan guarantees are available to borrowers in the private sector and the easier ones provided by Federal credit programs.

He will be a valuable asset as we begin the next 2 years.

The resolution would reward the Sandinistas' inflexibility and send the message that they need only wait for the United States to lose its resolve.

In order for arms control to have meaning and credibly contribute to national security and to global or regional stability, it is essential that all parties to agreements fully comply with them.

The United States cannot, and will not, allow a double standard of compliance with arms control agreements to be established.