Thousands pay respects to Reagan in Simi Valley
Tens of thousands filed past Ronald Reagan’s flag draped casket for four extended hours at the presidential library. About 52,000 mourners passed the coffin in 24 hours. The viewing began Monday and will lead to a Capitol lie in state and a Friday national funeral. Nancy Reagan watched in Washington as the world mourned.
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Reagan on money fuels bids to honor legacy
Supporters urge Ronald Reagan to appear on U S currency replacing figures such as Franklin D Roosevelt and Andrew Jackson. Proposals float to place Reagan on the dime the ten dollar bill and the twenty dollar bill while alternative ideas would rename the Pentagon in his honor.
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Reagan era loyalists cling to power in Congress
Ronald Reagan drew California conservatives to his 1980 win, and five California Republicans rode his coattails into the House. Among them, David Dreier and Duncan Hunter remain in Congress, with Hunter chairing the Armed Services panel. A total of 53 Republicans won new House seats in 1980.
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