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President Reagan at joint session of US Congress

Jan. 01, 1982 - Reagan Would Do Away With Welfare Programs Washington, D.C.: General view of President Ronald W. Reagan as he addressed a Joint Session of The U.S. Congress this evening at the U.S. Capitol. Reagan proposed doing away with the welfare and food stamp program and delegating this project to the fifty states. He will not ask for a tax increase this year and lauded his program of lower inflation and reduced taxes

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47095857
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Addressed Capitol Doing Fifty Increase Inflation Joint Lauded Programs Proposed Reduced Taxes


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