On the recordMarch 4, 1976
Thank you for the jobs all of you do, because I know that all of you do what we have seen at home or Betty has seen in Washington or we saw in New Hampshire.
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Remarks in Springfield to Illinois Teachers of Children With Impaired Hearing.
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