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Gerald Ford

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Gerald Rudolph Ford was the 38th President of the United States, serving from August 9, 1974, to January 20, 1977. A member of the Republican Party, Ford was born in Michigan and previously served as the U.S. House of Representatives member from 1949 to 1973. He also held the position of House Minority Leader from 1965 until he became President. Ford is particularly known for his efforts to heal the nation following the Watergate scandal and for his controversial decision to pardon former President Richard Nixon.

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Aug 31, 1976

I am proud to have every single one of you on America's national security team.

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Aug 31, 1976

I recommend that the Senate give prompt consideration to this Convention and consent to its acceptance.

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Aug 31, 1976

America is a nation that does cherish peace, but we have learned in this century that the best insurance of peace is a military capacity that commands respect throughout the world.

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Aug 31, 1976

We possess and we must maintain the diplomatic skill and the military might which can keep the peace and protect our national security.

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Aug 30, 1976

I again urge the Congress to act expeditiously and to enact the proposed Alaska Conservation Act.

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Aug 30, 1976

The arts have always been an expression of the diversity of America's richly varied cultural experience.

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Aug 30, 1976

Enactment of my proposal would establish a $1.5 billion program to provide funding for parks and wildlife refuges.

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Aug 30, 1976

I am today submitting to the Congress the Bicentennial Land Heritage Act.

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Aug 30, 1976

We are beginning to appreciate how important the arts are as resources--to improve our cities--to bring creativity into our schools--to bring greater perception to all, young and old.

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Aug 30, 1976

The Bicentennial Land Heritage Act would authorize and appropriate funds for the acquisition, improvement, rehabilitation, and maintenance of the National Parks System and National Wildlife Refuge System.

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Aug 30, 1976

In effect, this tax bill means that the Democratic majority in the Congress is giving the country only half a loaf.

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Aug 30, 1976

This is a time for us to reflect upon our history and to reassess our goals for the future.

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Aug 30, 1976

It will be a sound investment in America which will pay off handsomely by permanently insuring and enriching the natural treasures to be inherited by future generations.

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Aug 30, 1976

I hope that each member of Congress will share my enthusiasm for this agency's achievements.

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Aug 30, 1976

The Bicentennial Land Heritage Program will significantly influence the future of the 31-million acre National Park System.

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Aug 30, 1976

I AM pleased that yesterday's agreement by a House-Senate conference committee has moved us one step closer to a reduction in individual income taxes.

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Aug 29, 1976

The amendments made by Section 5 of this Order shall be effective on the date of publication of this Order in the FEDERAL REGISTER.

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Aug 29, 1976

General Headnote 3(c) (iii) of the TSUS is modified as provided in Annex IV, attached hereto and made a part hereof.

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Aug 25, 1976

It is important that you insure the effective delivery and efficient operation of Federal Indian programs and services.

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Aug 25, 1976

I am today designating Bradley H. Patterson, Jr., of the White House Office to assist me in the area of American Indian affairs.

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