President Reagan works on his State of the Union address January 22, 1982 at Camp David. Reagan will deliver the speech Junuary 26, 1982. (UPI Photo/Michael Evans/The White House) | License Photo
A victorious and smiling Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, covered with confetti, waves to well wishers at his election night headquarters at Boston’s Long Wharf Marriott Hotel late November 2, 1982. The democratic incumbent defeated Republican Raymond Shamie for a fifth term in the U.S. Senate. (UPI Photo/Alan Altman/Files) | License Photo
One of several hundred anti-Klan demonstrators jeers as a policeman runs by 11/27/1982. The demonstrators threw rocks and bottles at police near a small Ku Klux Klan rally. | License Photo
resident Ronald Reagan wiping a tear from his eye at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier May 31, 1982. Army Major General Jerry R. Curry stands at the President's side. (UPI Photo/Ron Bennett/FILES) | License Photo
Pope John Paul II and former heavyweight champion of the world Muhammad Ali are seen here signing autographs for each other at the end of a private audience in the papal apartment on June 4, 1982. (UPI/File) | License Photo
WAP82122301 - 7 FEBRUARY 1999 - WASHINGTON, D.C., USA: Jordan's King Hussein and President Reagan walk from the Oval Office after a meeting, December 1982, on Middle East peace negotiations..cc/File Photo UPI | License Photo
First Lady Nancy Reagan takes her first look at the 24-foot Fraser Fir, the 1982 White House Christmas Tree. The tree grown in Ashe County, North Carolina, will stand in the Blue Room. (UPI PHOTO/Don Rypka/FILES) | License Photo
President Reagan waves to the small crowd gathered at Point Mugu Naval Air Station November 23, 1982. Reagan arrived from Washington and will spend Thanksgiving with Nancy at the Reagan ranch near Santa Barbara, California. (UPI Photo/Glenn Waggner/FILES) | License Photo
U.S. President Ronald Reagan talks on the phone from Air Force One, the presidential airplane, November 10, 1982. (UPI Photo/Files) | License Photo
President Reagan, wearing a "hard hat," presented to him on his arrival, waves at the shipworkers as he prepares to sign the Export Trading Company Act of 1982, a measure he says can expand exports and create several hundred thousand jobs. The Act was signed just hours after the unemployment rate of 10.1, the highest since the depression, was announced. (UPI Photo/Ron Bennett/FILES) | License Photo
First Lady Nancy Reagan gingerly makes her way through the snow outside the Corcoran Gallery of Art here November 13, 1982 with the aid of a Secret Service agent after touring the Black Folk Art in America exhibit. (UPI PHOTO/Don Rypka/FILES) | License Photo
A policeman uses tear gas to contain a crowd of several hundred anti-Ku Klux Klan demonstrators who threw rocks and bottles at police near a small Klan rally 11/27/1982. | License Photo
A small, suburban Ku Klux Klan rally along with fears of a proposed Klan march down Pennsylvania Avenue brought about a peaceful yet angry demonstration of about 800 anti-Klan activists 11/6/1982. The anti-Klan demonstration which moved from the steps of the Capitol down Pennsylvania Avenue was sponsored by the All People's Congress as well as the Citizens United Against Hate. | License Photo
2/27/82.1982..Burbank, CA:.Bob Hope adlibbed through "Tea For Two" on "The Tonight Show" starring Johnny Carson 2/26. Hope was on the popular late-night program to talk about his NBC-TV special "The Women I Love - Beautiful But Funny" to be aired 2/28...UPI..UPI Photo Archive. | License Photo
With members of the Kelly family in the front row, other Philadelphians join in at Roman Catholic Cathedral Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul in Philadelphia on September 17, 1982, for a Memorial Mass to honor Princess Grace, the former Grace Kelly of Philadelphia, who died in a car accident on September 14. (UPI Photo/Mike Feldman/Files) | License Photo
Joshua Bell of Bloomington, Indiana, is a 14-year old violinist who is seen here rehearsing with Riccardo Muti and the Philadelphia Orchestra on September 23, 1982. He will be the youngest soloist ever to perform at a regular subscription season appearance of the Philadelphia Orchestra. He will play the solo part of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 3. (UPI Photo/Feldman/Files).. | License Photo
