Reagan Inaugural television push reshapes ceremony
New television oriented plan for Ronald Reagan's 1981 inauguration reduces parade to about an hour and expands TV coverage. Cabinet meeting telecast and luncheon with congressional leaders eyed, with centralized aim to maximize home viewing and nationwide sharing through telecast and closed circuit balls in 57 cities.
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End of Democratic era as 96th Congress closes
Washington report notes the 96th Congress ends Democratic control after 24 years, with Johnson Kennedy era civil rights and Great Society battles receding. Energy policy and deregulation mark the session, which aimed to do as little as possible in a difficult year for liberalism.
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