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Ronald Reagan

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Ronald Wilson Reagan was an American politician and actor who served as the 40th president of the United States from 1981 to 1989. A member of the Republican Party, he previously held the office of governor of California from 1967 to 1975. Reagan's presidency is noted for significant tax cuts, a strong anti-communist foreign policy, and the deregulation of various industries. His administration also faced challenges such as the Iran-Contra affair and economic issues, including inflation and unemployment.

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Nov 29, 1983

Designation is also significant because it is further tangible evidence of the constructive cooperation between the United States and the peoples and governments of the Caribbean Basin.

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Nov 29, 1983

I believe that the birth of this Commission can serve as another milestone in our long struggle as a nation to assure that individuals are judged on the basis of their abilities, irrespective of race, sex, color, national origin, or…

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Nov 29, 1983

Designation is an important step for these countries in their battle to revitalize and rebuild their weakened economies.

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Nov 29, 1983

The Federal Government never spent money more wisely than by devoting it to general revenue sharing.

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Nov 29, 1983

I have signed today H.R. 2230, establishing a new Commission on Civil Rights.

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Nov 29, 1983

The Civil Rights Commission is, however, unique in form and function and should therefore not become a precedent for the creation of similar agencies in the future.

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Nov 28, 1983

I know that Prime Minister Shamir shares with me the renewed conviction that the warm friendship between the United States and Israel will endure and strengthen.

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Nov 28, 1983

The Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty remains the cornerstone of the peace process.

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Nov 28, 1983

We have agreed on the need to increase our cooperation in areas where our interests coincide, particularly in the political and military area.

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Nov 28, 1983

But disagreements between good friends do not alter the unique and sturdy foundation of our relationship.

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Nov 28, 1983

We reaffirmed our commonly held goals of a sovereign, independent Lebanon free of all foreign forces, and of security for Israel's northern border.

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Nov 27, 1983

The disabled want what all of us want: the opportunity to contribute to our communities, to use our creativity, and to go as far as our God-given talents will take us.

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Nov 27, 1983

I do hereby proclaim the years 1983 through 1992 as the National Decade of Disabled Persons.

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Nov 27, 1983

Whenever government puts welfare and charity before the opportunity for jobs, it misses the mark.

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Nov 27, 1983

Greater love hath no man than to lay down his life for a friend.

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Nov 27, 1983

Proclamations can summon good people to action and light the path of hope.

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Nov 23, 1983

We are determined to renew our efforts to entirely do away with the land-based, intermediate-range nuclear missile systems.

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Nov 23, 1983

It is at sharp variance with the stated wish of the Soviet Union that an agreement be negotiated.

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Nov 22, 1983

We must be ever mindful, however, of the sacrifices made by those men and women who have served in our Nation's armed forces in defense of those freedoms.

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Nov 22, 1983

It is most fitting, therefore, that the Congress, by House Joint Resolution 283, has designated the week beginning November 6, 1983, as 'National Disabled Veterans Week.'

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Nov 22, 1983

I think the evidence is very plain as to which country of the two is sincerely and honestly working toward a reduction of armaments.

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