Cedar Rapids woman proud as Army Chorus member performs
Staff Sgt Alec Mary of Fort Meyer Virginia and the US Army Chorus sang during the inaugural ceremony. His Cedar Rapids grandmother Glennys Mary Loufek recalls his early life and wedding performance in 1993. Mary attended Lawrence University and now serves as a soloist with Pershing's Own.
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Inaugural Day Voices From Iowa City and Des Moines
Emily Birrer and Cedar Rapids West High students joined Iowa City Young Republicans to witness swearing in and share strong feelings. Firefighter Larry Kahler attended after a National Fire Academy course and praised the event. State Senator Maggie Tinsman and her husband attended Kennedy Center events noting Bush's choices and optimism.
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Iowa City
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Crawford
Texas
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Davenport
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Inaugural protests greet Bush parade on Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington witnessed the largest inaugural protests since Nixon as thousands hurled insults and objects at Bush’s motorcade amid brief clashes with riot police. Authorities arrested six, including a tire slasher, while protesters urged election questions and criticized the cabinet selections.
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Girl Scouts Help Keep Peace at Bush Inauguration
About 2,000 area Scouts aided security during President Bush’s inauguration by guiding spectators and taking tickets. When protesters with anti Bush signs overwhelmed bleachers, the Girl Scouts formed a cordon with limited Secret Service support, staying nonconfrontational. Crissi Bailey of Maryland spoke of rude and kind protesters while learning about issues and new language.
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Bush’s tearful oath as Cheney sworn in beside him
Richard Cheney takes the oath as vice president at 11 57 a m and George W Bush is sworn in at 12 02 p m. Bush hugs his father while tears are shed as the first son follows his father to the White House. The day features a 21 gun salute and an inaugural address pledging national unity and reform.
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Clinton bids bittersweet farewell to D C
Former President Bill Clinton departs the White House for the last time after a Chicago rally and an Andrews Air Force Base sendoff. Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks in New York as the couple prepares to settle in Chappaqua as their new home. Chelsea joins in the farewell moment, highlighting a transition of power and the first lady at the ceremony.
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