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Nominations & Appointments, April 4, 1985 (04/04/1985)

Nomination of Edward A. Curran To Be Chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities April 4, 1985 (04/04/1985) The President today announced his intention to nominate Edward A. Curran to be Cha...

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Remarks Announcing a Central American Peace Proposal and a Question-and-Answer Session With Reporters

April 4, 1985 (04/04/1985) The President. Good afternoon, and for those of the Christian and Jewish faiths, this is the eve of the most holy season, and it's a season for peace and a season for all pe...

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Remarks in an Interview With Nicholas Ashford and Charles Douglas-Home of the Times of London, Together With Written Responses to Questions

April 4, 1985 (04/04/1985) Q. And when Mrs. Thatcher was here, she mentioned in her toast that this year was the bicentenniary, not just of Anglo-American relations, but also the establishment of a ve...

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Letter to the Presidents of Colombia, Mexico, Panama, and Venezuela on the Central American Peace Proposa

April 4, 1985 (04/04/1985) Dear Mr. President: In the efforts of the Contadora group to resolve the conflict in Central America, one key objective has been to achieve national reconciliation in those ...

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Radio Address to the Nation on the Federal Budget and the Central American Peace Proposal

April 6, 1985 (04/06/1985) My fellow Americans: I'm speaking to you today from our ranch in California. And I'm happy to report that in keeping with the spirit of Passover and Easter, this week is end...

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Announcement of the Recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom

April 8, 1985 (04/08/1985) The President today announced his intention to award the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award of our Government, at a luncheon to be held at the White H...

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Message on the Observance of Christmas

December 21, 1984 (12/21/1984) Nancy and I are very pleased to send our warmest greetings to all those gathering with family, friends and neighbors to celebrate this Christmas season. The first Christ...

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Informal Exchange With Reporters on Foreign and Domestic Issues

December 21, 1984 (12/21/1984) Q . Mr. President, some conservatives are complaining that George Shultz is stacking the State Department with moderates and turning away from your policies. The Preside...

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Proclamation 5289 -- National Cerebral Palsy Month, 1985

December 27, 1984 (12/27/1984) By the President of the United States of America A Proclamation For more than 700,000 Americans with cerebral palsy, life is a struggle to overcome the challenges posed ...

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Remarks Following Discussions With Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone of Japan in Los Angeles, California

January 2, 1985 (01/02/1985) The President. I was very pleased to welcome Prime Minister Nakasone and Foreign Minister Abe to Los Angeles for an official working visit at the start of both this new ye...

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