Ronald Reagan

Luxembourg is a proud and alluring country.

More children with permanent homes mean fewer children with permanent problems.

Let us work to encourage community acceptance and support for adoption.

Your Highness, you yourself fought side by side with American soldiers at Normandy just 40 years ago.

America and Luxembourg are bound together by the golden cords of friendship and family.

Today Luxembourg and America stand together still.

Our future promises not stagnation and decline, but opportunity and hope.

I hereby proclaim the week of November 11 through November 17, 1984, as Women in Agriculture Week.

May your time with us be joyful and rewarding.

The men of Vietnam answered the call of their country.

I believe that in the decade since Vietnam the healing has begun.

The three servicemen are watchful, ready, and challenged, but they are also standing forever together.

Thank you for your courage.

We will never ever forget them.

But we can forgive each other and ourselves for those things that we now recognize may have been wrong, and I think it's time we did.

Today we pay homage not only to those who gave their lives but to their comrades present today and all across the country.

The memorial reflects as a mirror reflects, so that when you find the name you're searching for you find it in your own reflection.

The parties will now submit their final offers to Emergency Boards Nos. 205 and 206 within 30 days.

I strongly believe that increased innovation is essential to our continued technological leadership.

Creation of such a Commission tends to blur the functional distinction between the governmental branches that is fundamental to the concept of separation of powers.

I have approved H.R. 6286, the Patent Law Amendments Act of 1984.

This legislation takes a major step in spurring the creative genius of America's entrepreneurs.

America must remain at the cutting edge of technology, and a strong and effective patent system is fundamental to this goal.

I sincerely regret the inability of the Congress to resolve the issue of continuing certain activities in Nicaragua that are important to achieving U.S. policy objectives.

I believe that the private sector, rather than the Federal Government, is best able to decide on methods to stimulate increased productivity on the part of employed inventors.