Poll finds Reagan years viewed positively by many
A Time CNN poll shows Americans feel better off after Reagan’s eight years by over two to one, with 60 percent saying the country is better off and 27 percent worse. Future outlook is pessimistic. 43 percent expect worse conditions in five years, 39 percent better, and 10 percent no change. Deficit reduction named top priority for Bush.
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Tampico Still Waiting for Reagan Return as Town Remains Proud
In Tampico, Illinois residents recall Ronald Reagan’s 1976 campaign launch and question why the birthplace nickname has not boosted tourism. Local business owner Stan Headings laments missed opportunities while others tied to Reagan era ventures failed. The birthplace sign remains, and residents say the former president has not returned. Mayor Roy Sigel calls Tampico a proud town with a lasting connection to Reagan.
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Miami Faces Refugee Surge After Texas Judge Lifts Ban
Miami officials race to shelter a growing influx of Central American asylum seekers after a Texas judge lifted a travel ban. Judge Ve la blocked policy aimed at reducing backlogs, sending thousands toward Miami and Los Angeles. Local officials report about 2,000 arrivals in two months, with 500 since the ruling a week prior. The Miami Stadium shelter is at capacity as families arrive from Texas seeking safety amid deteriorating conditions in Nicaragua.
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Homeless Man Faces Arrest at Inauguration
Stacy Abney, a Texan homeless rights protester, has been arrested 21 times at the Capitol archway over 14 years for refusing to leave. He seeks disability payments from the government and vows to stay as January inauguration preparations begin.
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Washington Pokes Conscience With Open Drug Markets
A snowy Sunday in Washington shows open air drug dealing near embassies on 16th Street, with two youths exchanging drugs while a woman nearby hands money for a small package. The contrast with a city of homelessness and high murder rates frames a troubling view of life near the White House and Congress amid inauguration expectations.
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