Ronald Reagan

Terrorism poses an insidious challenge to the principles of freedom cherished by peace-loving peoples everywhere.

International terrorism is a growing problem for all of us in the Western World—not just the United States.

It is vital that all member nations do their part in pursuit of this goal.

My disapproval of the bill will in no way affect the continued delivery of health care services to our country's Indian population.

I want to emphasize that the continued operations of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting are not at risk.

These provisions will not only provide an important deterrent to carrying illegal drugs by air but will also contribute to safer skies.

We have been particularly disappointed with some of the actions taken at the United Nations in recent years.

When all of the demands on the Federal budget are taken into account, I cannot endorse the levels of spending on public broadcasting contemplated by this legislation.

I have withheld my approval from S. 1097.

The provisions in title VI concerning the closings and consolidations of National Weather Service offices are particularly onerous.

I am pleased to sign the National Organ Transplant Act that will support this humanitarian effort.

This act is an important step in our multiyear effort to counter the pervasive threat international terrorism poses to our diplomatic personnel and facilities overseas.

Their courage, selflessness, and dedication to duty deserve our deepest gratitude.

My Administration will continue to ensure that women veterans are afforded the benefits and services to which they are entitled.

I do hereby proclaim the week of October 21 through October 27, 1984, as Lupus Awareness Week.

I am honored indeed to bring to the Nation's attention the remarkable contributions of women veterans.

I know that all Americans join me in saluting these patriotic and dedicated women and in expressing the Nation's appreciation for their service.

I think it should make us proud to have known these great Americans and their works of love for their fellow man.

I do hereby proclaim the month of October 1984 as National Head Injury Awareness Month.

The awards carry with them $5,000 grants from the National Science Foundation to the teachers' schools for use in science or mathematics instructional programs.

There's nothing we can't achieve.

I can't think of a better lesson for our children and our country.

You're carrying forward the same courage and spirit of all who have worn the NASA emblem.

The United States supports the Secretary General's efforts to assist the Cypriot parties in achieving a peaceful and reunited Cyprus.

If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.