Reagan Gets High Rating In Exit Poll
Washington In an uncertain world Ronald Reagan stood for certainty and left office with the highest public approval ratings since polling began. A Times CBS poll from Jan 12 to 15 showed 68 percent approval, nine points above Eisenhower. Reagan avoided details, touted deficits and tax cuts, denounced the Moscow empire, yet pursued a new closeness with the Soviet Union as the budget deficit swelled.
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Carolinians Among Inaugural Celebrants
Washington visitors from South Carolina joined in inaugural events for President Bush. Len Thurmond greeted constituents at Capitol Hill, while eight Citadel cadets planned summer internships. Coretta Scott and others moved through the crowded hallway as crowds gathered.
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Silver Bluff Student In D C As Youth Delegate
Silver Bluff student Paul Lipps attended the 1989 Youth Inaugural Conference in Washington as a delegate among about 500 top high school students. The H E Hennelly family of Aiken and Strom Thurmond High marching band joined the events, with Dexter King and Mrs. King present.
South Carolina Officials Back Bush Ties for Federal Help
South Carolina leaders say President Bush will fare well with federal programs and military plans due to close ties with state figures. Rep. Ravenel cites Campbell and Thurmond connections, while Campbell stresses careful access and benefits from federal programs amid bipartisan support for solving national issues.
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