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Nominations & Appointments, September 13, 1985 (09/13/1985)

Nomination of Paul Freedenberg To Be an Assistant Secretary of Commerce September 13, 1985 (09/13/1985) The President today announced his intention to nominate Paul Freedenberg to be an Assistant Secr...

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Public Papers of Ronald Reagan March 1984

March 1, 1984 (03/01/1984) Remarks at an Event Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Remarks on Signing an Agreement With Morocco To Modernize the Voice of America Relay Station in Tangier Messag...

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Public Papers of Ronald Reagan March 1985

March 1, 1985 (03/01/1985) Nominations, March 1, 1985 (03/01/1985) Statement on Japanese Automobile Export Restraints Message to the Congress Reporting Budget Deferrals Letter Accepting the Resignatio...

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Public Papers of Ronald Reagan August 1985

August 1, 1985 (08/01/1985) Remarks to Members of the Evangelical Press During a White House Briefing on Tax Reform Nominations, August 1, 1985 (08/01/1985) Message to the Congress Transmitting an Ame...

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Proclamation 5290 -- National Poison Prevention Week, 1985

December 27, 1984 (12/27/1984) By the President of the United States of America A Proclamation Between 1962 and 1983, our Nation experienced an 80 percent reduction in childhood poisoning as a result ...

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Proclamation 5363 -- National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day, 1985

August 13, 1985 (08/13/1985) By the President of the United States of America A Proclamation A Nation promising justice for all must ensure that its citizens are free from fear of crime in their homes...

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