Bush Inauguration Sets History Shaping Moment
President Bush plans a concise 1800 word inaugural address stressing liberty, democracy, and personal freedom worldwide, with aims to outline the Bush doctrine of spreading liberty. The speech, largely by Michael Gerson, frames a history shaping moment ahead of the Feb State of the Union. Iraq plans first elections on Jan 30, symbolically linking Bush’s ideals to Middle East realities.
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Protesters gather in Iowa City over inauguration
In Iowa City protesters gather outside as not everybody celebrates the inauguration. A display counts 49 yard signs to symbolize the 49 percent who did not vote for Bush.
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Inaugural Parade Draws Thousands Along 1.7 Mile Route
The 55th presidential inaugural parade will start around 1 p.m. along a 1.7 mile route with more than 11,000 participants and spectators expected, including floats vehicles and horses. Over half a million people are anticipated to view the event. Organized by the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies and affiliated groups with weather guidance from the National Weather Service.
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Bush waves to crowd at Celebration of Freedom Concert
President Bush greets the audience during the Celebration of Freedom Concert held Wednesday at the Ellipse in Washington, as security and officials conduct the public event honoring national service and resilience.
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Cancer tops heart disease as leading killer in Americans under 85
Cancer surpasses heart disease as the top cause of death for Americans under 85 for the first time, with declines in both due to fewer smokers. In 2002 cancer deaths reached 476,009 while heart disease deaths were 450,637. Iowa reports heart disease still leading in its state totals.
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Iraqi car bombs kill about a dozen in Baghdad
Insurgents launched five car bombings across Baghdad killing about a dozen people as U S and Iraqi security steps tighten for this month’s elections. In the north, attackers killed a British security officer and abducted a Japanese engineer, while gunmen struck a Kurdish party office with two senior officials escaping.
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