Ronald Reagan

Your efforts give vital support to the foreign policy of the United States.

I wish to convey to you, Mr. President, from the little town of Bethlehem, our support for your plan to find a comprehensive solution to end the sufferings of the Palestinian people and to bring peace and security for all nations in the…

Today we recognize the honor and value of all work and the great distinction that flows from a job well done.

The legal and proper use of collective bargaining is of primary importance to the continuing development of our nation and the quest for human dignity.

May God bless you and your efforts on behalf of your people and peace and security for all in the region.

Following the dictum of Thomas Jefferson not to 'take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned,' we have reduced taxes and improved incentives for expansion that will rekindle economic growth.

It gives me great pleasure to pay tribute to the working men and women of America on Labor Day.

Please be assured of our sincere desire for peace with freedom and for peace with a homeland.

Through their spirit, minds, and muscles, America's workers have created a modern industrial giant.

Our country has prospered because we're a nation of workers.

The most important question now before us is whether we have the will and determination to hold our course.

We must not only work our way out of the recession, we must adopt policies that will stimulate economic growth and create new jobs for the increased numbers entering the job market.

Unemployment has been gaining on us for years.

I believe it'll work.

Mr. Wriston is chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Citicorp.

Upon proper application from the heads of affected agencies and upon the recommendation of the Director of the Office of Personnel Management, I have, pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 5401(b)(2)(B), excluded 9 agencies and units of agencies from…

Its presence in New England will be a reminder of the seafaring traditions and special ties that our peoples share.

The gift of the schooner 'Ernestina,' restored so carefully by your Government and the ship's many friends, is deeply appreciated.

We neither want nor expect the increased user fees to discourage the ingenuity and creativity of individual inventors.

I urge the Congress to enact immediately a 1982 supplemental appropriations bill that does not contain excessive and unwarranted spending increases for domestic programs.

No, we're not out of the woods yet.

I will use every means in my power, including the veto, to prevent that from happening.

This legislation will make it possible for the Patent and Trademark Office to improve its operations and thus revitalize its traditional role of encouraging technical innovation.

American power is reasserting itself.

It all hinges on one question: Do we as a nation have the unshakable determination to get Federal spending under control once and for all?