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• 1. (262) 363-6200
• 2. (703) 419-6300
• 3. +1 210-945-1100
• 4. 315-673-2094
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• 6. 470-615-3450
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• What was the date of Reagan’s address on the Challenger explosion?

  ^ Address to the Nation on the Explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger. Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. January 28, 1986. Archived from the original on March 22, 2021. Retrieved July 29, 2021.

• Does Reagan give the press access to his ideas?

  More significantly, even when Mr. Reagan entertains questions from the press - at news conferences, small gatherings with reporters and in private interviews - he offers only limited access to his ideas and attitudes themselves.

• Who was the head of the S/LPD under Reagan?

  It was founded and managed by the Cuban -American Otto Reich, an ardent opponent of Fidel Castro . In theory, the S/LPD operated under the auspices of the Department of State, but congressional investigations later determined it reported directly to Reagan’s National Security Council aide in the White House, Colonel Oliver North.

• How did Reagan use television to promote his presidency?

  From the beginning of his Presidency, Mr. Reagan and his aides have understood and exploited what they acknowledge to be the built-in tendency of television to emphasize appearances and impressions more than information.

• Did Reagan strengthen civil rights or environmental regulations?

  The press has frequently pointed to that undisputed fact when Mr. Reagan insists that he has strengthened civil rights and environmental regulations. Last summer, he asserted at a news conference that ’’no Administration has done more than we have done’’ to combat racial and sex discrimination.