Bushes face naming puzzle in presidential prose
Washington AP reports a linguistic dilemma as two Bushes in one sentence prompts editors to choose how to refer to George W. Bush and his father. Experts discuss style conventions, with The Journal World using President Bush and major outlets weighing in on first-name usage and potential confusion.
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Gores prepare for suburban life in Arlington
Vice President Gore and family move back to the Oakcrest area of Arlington Virginia as work crews unload moving vans and aides prepare the half million dollar Tudor on South 26th Street. Neighbor Klaus Hirtes recalls Gore’s return and the neighborhood’s warm reception.
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Inaugural Quirks and Quiz Chronicle Historic Inaugurations
A compact history of U S inaugurations from 1829 to 1909 noting chaos at Andrew Jacksons White House with mobs wrecking rooms and Jackson fleeing the scene to 1909 when Chief Justice Fuller allegedly botched the oath and Taft swore to execute the Constitution.
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Inaugural history quiz overview and firsts
This set covers key firsts in U.S. inauguration history including who began Washington D C ceremonies, who served under the 20th Amendment, youngest elected president, first beard at inauguration, snow removal methods for Kennedy's parade, unanimous Electoral College, first inaugural ball, oath location in the Constitution, first native born president, West Front inauguration, secret swearing in, first televised inauguration, born outside the original states, and the first vice presidential succession to the presidency in 1841.
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