Less Glitter Planned For Second Inaugural
The 1981 record expense of 16.3 million will be trimmed to 10 to 12 million for the January 18 21 1985 inauguration with many free events. The plan includes 140 000 oath tickets metal detectors and a large parade on Pennsylvania Avenue while security costs rise and debates over federal subsidies continue.
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USCiken spring speakers feature Fauntroy Swan Heller Wagoner
USC Aiken launches a spring series with public officials and noted writers. U.S. Rep. Walter Fauntroy opens the program at 4 p.m. January 13, followed by Gladys Swan at 7:30 p.m. February 18, Steve Heller on March 4, and David Wagoner on March 26 in Room 107 of the Administration Building.
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