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“The Tabloid Republic” Conference at Reagan Library

VHS Video Format. Part 1 TRT 46:07, Part 2 TRT 40:31

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Painter Stan Stokes speech on his paintings at the Reagan Library (History of Presidential Aviation and USS Ronald Reagan) (2 Tapes)

MiniDV Video Format. VID-6 TRT 58:36, VID-7 TRT 18:07

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Nancy Reagan Interview, ABC 20/20, Princess Diana Special

VHS Video Format

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Peter Rodman (former NSC) talks to Reagan Library archives staff

VHS-C Video Format. VID-7 TRT 21:58, VID-8 TRT 22:12,, VID-9 TRT 13:14

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“True Grit: Ronald Reagan,” CMT

VHS Video Format, Country Music Televison. (Copy of VID-9, Not Digitized) 

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CBS Early Morning interview with Dennis Revell on Alzheimer's disease

VHS Video Format

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President Reagan’s remarks at Firefighter Appreciation Day at Reagan Library

VHS Video Format (poor quality)

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Photo Op. President Reagan Departs from the Oval Office for the last Time. (Desk Empty)

WHTV 231 Youtube MP4 Video WHTV 231 Catalog MP4 Video

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Photo Op. President Reagan walks along colonnade for the Last Time.

WHTV 231 Youtube MP4 Video WHTV 231 Catalog MP4 Video

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Message to the Senate Transmitting an International Convention on Labor Statistics

January 3, 1989 (01/03/1989) To the Senate of the United States: With a view to receiving the advice and consent of the Senate to ratification, I transmit herewith a certified copy of the Convention (...

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