Ronald Reagan

The public expression through prayer of our faith in God is a fundamental part of our American heritage.

The future is what America has always represented.

I urge that this amendment be quickly adopted, for the vast majority of our people believe there is a need for prayer in our public schools and institutions.

In this modern age, it often seems to come more quickly than that, I know.

A lot of the problems in the world come about because people talk about each other instead of to each other.

Now, Therefore, I, Ronald Reagan, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim the week beginning April 17, 1983, as 'National Coin Week' and call upon the people of the United States to observe this week with appropriate…

By taking steps to encourage the formation and success of small businesses, America can help ensure its economic standing in the world.

The Enterprise Zone program will improve the private sector's ability to provide new employment opportunities, and in turn, urban regeneration.

I hereby extend the duration of that period to March 10, 1984.

It says we do have new ideas for the future.

I hereby proclaim the week beginning March 20, 1983, as National Poison Prevention Week.

I do hereby proclaim March 21, 1983, as 'National Agriculture Day'.

I have determined that failure to continue peaceful nuclear cooperation with EURATOM would be seriously prejudicial to the achievement of the United States non-proliferation objectives and would jeopardize the common defense and security…

It says to those who need our help the most that we have not forgotten them.

Enterprise Zones are a fresh approach for promoting economic growth in the inner cities.

President Magana's announcement is a reaffirmation of his faith and ours that what counts in El Salvador are not bombs and bullets, but the will of the people expressed in open elections.

The decision reflects the profound desire of President Magana and the Political Commission to achieve political reconciliation and to bring peace to that country.

We know that open, fair, free elections in that country is the political solution we all want.

Your industry and all that surrounds it, housing and so forth, this can start and this can end a recession.

I believe it will be powerful and sustained-this recovery.

Together we can and will put the people of Klamath Falls and the rest of America back to work.

Pat LaBarge, Don Bejcek, and Don Robinson were professionals in every sense of the word—men whose duty required the utmost in courage and dedication.

Inflation has risen at an annual rate of only 1.4 percent for the last 6 months.

I think they'd appreciate, as I do, that the Oregon spirit is the American spirit.

The best cure for cyclical unemployment is to get the economy moving again.