Inauguration Security Tight as Bush Prepares Swearing-In
Washington pledges the tightest inaugural security in history for the January 20 ceremony. Police will search tens of thousands along the parade route while thousands of officers and military personnel standby for emergencies. Officials say no specific terror threat is identified, but readiness remains at wartime levels.
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Inauguration security tightened for Bush swearing in
Inauguration day January 20 will feature the tightest security in history with metal detectors searches for parade route attendees. Counterterrorism warns al Qaida interest in disrupting the process. Secret Service leads a 40 agency effort with a joint command center and buffer zones.
Oklahoma gays respond with resolve after marriage ban vote
In Oklahoma the constitutional ban on gay marriage drew 76 percent support, prompting some gays to consider leaving while others mount renewed resistance. Tulsa activists report increased crisis calls, fund a new $1 million community center, and file lawsuits challenging state and federal recognition of same sex unions.
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