Ronald Reagan

Just to make it official, the whole country is grateful to you for what you accomplished this summer.

The public knows that it took a number of years to get us into the economic mess, and it'll take time and hard work to set things right.

I expect some good economic signs within a few months of the start of our program.

We seek to re-ignite that spirit of direct involvement.

the stirring call of the ram's horn, the shofar, will be heard symbolizing as it has for centuries the observance of Bosh Hashanah.

We're as confident today that the Nation's economic problems can and will be overcome as the day we proposed our program.

Americans have always been willing to lend a hand.

Thanks to the diplomatic community for what you've done tonight to help fight this dreaded disease.

Mr. Braman has been very active in community affairs.

We are not going to retreat from this program.

The physical and mental health of the child prepares the way for the physical and mental health of the adult.

It's time for honest talk, for plain talk.

We're going to get rid of all the unnecessary, the complicated, the duplicative regulations.

Nothing sums up this personal commitment more than the simple word, 'honor.'

Thank you for all the always remembered things that you tic each day.

October 5, 1981, as Child Health Day.

Government's been doing that for a long time.

I earnestly call for cooperative and voluntary action from all those who make maternal and child health their profession.

Crime has continued on the upswing.

We must actively promote child health through the positive approach of preventive care.

Society has a right to be protected from them.

Crime is an American epidemic.

The truth is that today's criminals for the most part are not desperate people seeking bread for their families; crime is the way they've chosen to live.

I believe it with all my heart.

Our future as a Nation lies in the healthy development of our children.