Ronald Reagan

We must get to the truth.

All who value independent thinking will mourn the loss of a man whose intellect and enthusiasm embraced so much.

I said we want the truth.

I herewith report a proposal to rescind $15,000,000 in budget authority previously provided by the Congress.

This decision is a milestone for working women and represents the kind of real legal equity between men and women which I believe we can achieve through existing statutory and legal processes.

Today's court ruling has largely achieved this goal and marks a major step forward in making America an even more fair and just society.

I welcome the Supreme Court's decision, announced today, in the Norris case.

The relief program I am implementing is tailored to the needs of the industry as well as the objective of trade liberalization.

I will impose relief for four years rather than three, as recommended by the USITC.

The USITC found specialty steel imports to be a substantial cause of serious injury to the industry.

I am writing to inform you of my decision today to grant import relief to the specialty steel industry.

This global quota may be allocated on a country basis, or orderly marketing agreements may be negotiated with countries that request such negotiations.

I am prepared to negotiate orderly market agreements with willing countries on rod, bar, and tool steel.

America is 207 years old.

I've never felt stronger than I do now that our people are coming together and that America is moving forward again.

Don't let anyone tell us that America's best days are behind her.

We are the Nation which proudly announced to the world: We are conceived in liberty.

Together with the Congress, we're doing everything possible to achieve genuine arms reductions.

Our democratic experiment is alive and well at year 207.

I love the Fourth of July.

Yes, these people see America as the experiment that works.

I am personally committed to take whatever steps are necessary to increase the likelihood of real, substantive progress towards an agreement involving significant reductions in U.S. and Soviet strategic nuclear arsenals.

That is both our shared responsibility and a contribution to peace for future generations.

We have long been in the forefront of those providing technical assistance and other cooperation in the nuclear field.

The further spread of nuclear weapons threatens all nations.