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STATE OF THE ART: The State of the Union speech (6 tonight, A4) may be a dying art form, says San Clemente attorney Ken Khachigian, who wrote two of them for Ronald Reagan. . . . “It’s getting to be like the Super Bowl,” he says. “To some extent, it’s over-promoted.” You can’t announce a New Deal or space race every time, he adds. “Perhaps some President should break tradition” and just send Congress a report.
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