Ronald Reagan

Our party doesn't play second fiddle to anyone.

This accomplishment not only represents a major achievement in your own life, but it also demonstrates the important contribution that scouting continues to provide to so many young people.

I, Ronald Reagan, President of the United States of America, do hereby designate Monday, October 11, 1982, as General Pulaski Memorial Day.

As an American, Princess Grace brought character and elegance to the performing arts and always found time to make important contributions to her craft.

Please give my best to your family and friends.

And I just don't think there's anything other than self-protection, the protection of the mother's life, that justifies taking of a human life.

In remembrance of General Pulaski's heroic sacrifice and his dedication to the ideals of freedom, we pay tribute to him and to the Polish nation.

I'm kind of familiar with the place where you are right now.

Princess Grace was deeply loved by the people of Monaco because she was a compassionate and gentle lady who had a deep and abiding affection for her adopted country and people.

The fairness of it—the fact that families are paying their full share of the taxes to support the public school system and are still willing to sacrifice on top of that and pay fully the cost for sending their child—

His example of dedication to democratic ideals has provided continuing inspiration to all of us.

I think the same thing goes of the unborn child. I happen to believe the unborn child is a living human being.

To the people of Monaco and to the Royal Family, we extend our deepest sympathy.

It's a pleasure to join with all those gathered in Bloomington today to congratulate you on becoming the 1 millionth Eagle Scout in our nation's history.

I happen to believe that as long as there is independent education in this country, all the way from the lowest grade on up through college and university, then we have academic freedom.

There is no better way for this Nation to invest in its future than by fostering the health of its children.

The Principality of Monaco and the world community have suffered a great loss.

No, I think the Federal Government has done what it can to ensure that in the running of the public schools, they must live up to our Constitution, which they did not always do, as we know, and some years ago there had to be some rather…

These are not partisan initiatives.

They will help restore the balance between the forces of law and the forces of lawlessness.

These measures will simplify the justice system and make it more likely that those who commit crimes pay a price.

I do hereby proclaim the month of October 1982 as 'National P.T.A. Membership Month.'

I hope that the Senate will bring it to a vote in the next several days.

The American people want a system of justice they can understand and they can have confidence in.

A Strong Nation Needs Strong Schools.