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1. May 04,  · Contact(s): Ronald Reagan Library (LP-RR), 40 Presidential Drive, Simi Valley, CA Phone: , Fax: , Email: [email protected]ipondto.primbalnedipmofulpiducmonsrenlidi.co National Archives Identifier.

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2. Oct 25,  · TOKYO -- Former President Ronald Reagan Wednesday effusively praised Japan in a reported $1 million speech -- more than half the money he made in eight years in the White House -- .

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3. Jul 19,  · President Ronad Reagans second Inauguration Part 1 of 7. January 20, The date was a Sunday, so they held the first ceremony at the White House.

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4. Ronald Reagan. Artist Everett Raymond Kinstler Date of Work Type Portrait Credit White House Historical Association (White House Collection) Every year since , the White House Historical Association has had the privilege of designing the Official White House Christmas Ornament.

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5. The compensated stops are not what the average person would consider an economic necessity. Ronald and Nancy Reagan are collecting $, in annual income from his pensions ($99, from the.

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6. Jan 15,  · At over 13 years in length, the War in Afghanistan is the longest war that America has ever fought. Over those 13 years, the United States has spent as much as $4 trillion, lost the lives of 3, troops, and injured another 23, fighting the guesucalzipondto.primbalnedipmofulpiducmonsrenlidi.co amid all of this protracted chaos, we seem to have forgotten how Afghanistan got into such dire straights.

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7. Ronald Reagan lived here for the first three months of his governship. After the Reagans moved out, the Mansion became a State Historic Park open for public tours. In , the Mansion resumed its role as the Governor's residence, and was closed to the public The Mansion and its grounds remain part of the California state park system.

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8. $25 Million WOW! House: Ronald Reagan's Former Pacific Palisades Pad - Pacific Palisades, CA - A plaque marks the spot where Ronald Reagan, still in the shower, got the call from Jimmy Carter.

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