Therefore, as I noted in my message of August 27, 1979, I asked the Secretary of the Treasury to prepare a report on this complicated subject, which, as you know, has involved the Congress and this Administration in long deliberations in recent years.
Jimmy Carter: “Therefore, as I noted in my message of August 27, 1979, I asked the Secretary of the Treasury to prepare a report on…”
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