Ronald Reagan

By the authority vested in me as President of the United States of America by Section 306 of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended.

I think it would be a step forward in progress if the PLO would change the position it has had.

I feel that we do have a fine relationship.

I believe that they will be coming down.

I herewith report one new proposal to rescind a total of $83.5 million in budget authority previously provided to the Congress.

Back-to-back decades of red ink spending have brought our economy to its knees.

America needs your kind of leadership.

Of all occupations from which gain is secured, there is none better than agriculture, nothing more productive, nothing sweeter, nothing more worthy of a free man.

It's been an honor and a pleasure to meet with President Ahmadou Ahidjo of Cameroon and to discuss the views and hopes of a major U.S. trading partner in Africa.

And we're delighted to welcome him here to the United States Mr. President.

I commend President Ahidjo for his outstanding leadership concerning the refugee problem.

I know that the President will be meeting with a wide range of administration officials and Members of the House and Senate during his Washington stay.

I continue to believe that private enterprise is the most effective means for fostering sound economic development.

I urge you and your colleagues to support the substitute resolution sponsored by Congressmen Broomfield, Carney, and Stratton.

No. No, this was just plain—it was like when Marty Anderson went back to Stanford, the Hoover Institution.

The total time on the job remains the same, but the particular hours when the work is performed can vary.

That has all of us very saddened.

We will all miss you—and your remarkable ability to combine clarity of insight about the 'dismal science' with unfailing good humor.

I don't know. I don't think there's anything I can comment on there.

These alternative work schedules also had a very positive effect on the morale of employees.

I strongly support the resolution.

Consider it a real nice wholesome gathering, and everybody has a lot of fun.

It is especially rewarding to support a program that allows people to recapture some of the benefits of close family ties in an era when employment trends have been pushing us the other way.

No, and I goofed in mentioning to—

I am pleased to sign into law the Federal Employees Flexible and Compressed Work Schedules Act of 1982.