Reagan Begins Final Journey To Washington State Funeral
Nancy Reagan touches the flag covered casket at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley as thousands pay respects. The body will lie in repose through today before a cross country trip to Washington for a state funeral, then a hilltop burial at sunset in California. A Marine band played Hail to the Chief as eight service members carried the casket.
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Ronald Reagan Retrospective at Presidential Museum
Odessans can view a Reagan exhibit at the Presidential Museum from June 10 to July 10 featuring artifacts, panels, news footage and speeches from his 1980 nomination. Executive Director Carey Behrends notes donations and acknowledges the former president’s June death at age 93. Reagan served as president from 1980 to 1988 with George H W Bush as vice president.
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Reagan and Bush Parallels Highlighted Across Generations
A compact comparison draws lines between Ronald W. Reagan and George W. Bush, noting shared themes in leadership and public perception as their political legacies echo through time. The piece traces recognizable echoes in policy, rhetoric, and party dynamics across eras.
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Texan to Have Say on Road Bill on Capitol Hill
U S Representative Randy Neugebauer of Lubbock sits on the House Senate conference committee for a multibillion dollar transportation authorization. MOTRAN Executive Dee Beauchamp notes the inclusion of about 30 million for regional road construction and stresses roads are a funding matter. Neugebauer calls highway projects crucial for Permian Basin employment and regional access.
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Oil price surge looms over global airlines
IATA chief Giovanni Bisignani warns oil at high levels could cost airlines billions and delay recovery after SARS Iraq conflict terrorism and weak economy. He says oil could add up to 1 billion dollars per month to costs, squeezing profitability again. Mary Esterly notes Midland International has absorbed fuel costs but may need higher fares as cheap fuel runs out. Boardings at Midland have risen strongly lately, with February up 7 percent and March up 10.1 percent, and May 2004 expected to surpass May 2003.
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Making Your Own Wedding Cake Feasible With Planning
Home bakers can craft a wedding cake with planning and proper tools. Choosing flavors, ensuring kitchen safety, and assembling tiers require careful timing and basic supplies.
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