Ronald Reagan

The extension of the surety bond waiver program provided in Title I has proved unnecessary, as no waivers have been requested since the program was first authorized in 1978.

Peace is not simply an absence of war, it's the presence of justice.

Hal Wallis was a special friend who we will miss.

We’ve tried to take a prudent and a realistic and, above all, deliberate approach toward Soviet-American relations.

The additional acreage is currently part of the National Forest System.

It also will end the discriminatory deferral of excise tax payment by its tobacco monopoly by April 1, 1987.

In all of this, the United States continues to play its historical role and assist those who struggle for world freedom.

We will no longer tolerate this insidious evil threatening our values and undercutting our institutions.

The compassionate, but firm, resolve of the American people will see that they are up against the mightiest force for good.

We must show our intolerance for illegal drugs.

For years the United States Government has expressed concern about the Government of Japan's trade barriers that have unfairly restricted American cigarette producers' access to the Japanese market.

I have determined that the agreement between the Governments of Japan and the United States of America is an appropriate and feasible response to the policies and practices of the Government of Japan.

These losses would outweigh any economic benefit to the localities.

I have determined that the agreement between the Governments of Japan and the United States of America is an appropriate and feasible response to the policies and practices of the Government of Japan with respect to the manufacture…

Cocaine must be recognized for what it is: a dangerous, addictive drug.

We oppose the bill as reported by the House Interior Committee.

I expect these talks to be useful and successful, but only as preparation for future summit conferences.

This is a battle for liberty from the enslavement of drug addiction.

We must teach our young people to say 'no' to the degradation of drugs and 'yes' to the bright promise of a drug-free America.

Progress toward our twin goals of peace and freedom then will not be easy.

We support S. 2506 as passed by the Senate.

We cannot afford to slacken in our efforts when nearly two-thirds of all American teenagers have used an illicit drug at least once before they finish high school.

I direct you as the United States Trade Representative to notify the Government of Japan of my approval of the agreement and to take any actions necessary to implement and monitor it.

These uses must be discontinued if the entire area is designated as a National Park.

The Government of Japan will suspend the tariff, reducing it to zero.