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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 2004

Page

10

Reagan's Final Moments Cited by Nancy as Final Gift

A close account from Nancy Reagan describes her husband Ronald Reagan opening his eyes and dying as a gift to his wife. Leaders from Britain Canada and Japan visited Blair House and the Capitol Rotunda as 30 000+ viewed the casket during Reagan's lying in state.

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Reagan’s Public Image Fades as Alzheimer’s Advances

A report recalls Ronald Reagan’s later years facing Alzheimer’s disease. Friends note disorientation during golf outings in the 1990s while he remained publicless and privately battled the illness until his death at 93. His son Michael recalls the gradual memory loss.

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State offices stay open while Reagan funeral held

Columbia and several states plan closures for Reagan's funeral but South Carolina keeps offices open. Governor Sanford attends the Washington service as lawmakers note authority limits. Flags will fly at half staff for a month while Reagan is buried in Simi Valley.

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