TODAY IN HISTORY TAKE 1793 TO 1976 SUMMARY
On January 21 1793 Louis XVI was executed for treason amid the French Revolution. In 1858 Felix Marina Zuloaga became Mexico president after Ignacio Comonfort’s ouster. 1915 the first Kiwanis Club formed in Detroit. Lenin died 1924 at 53. 1950 Alger Hiss convicted of perjury. 1954 USS Nautilus launched Graton Connecticut. 1976 Concorde entered service by UK and France.
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World wide celebration as Obama becomes president
Global revelers marked Barack Obama’s swearing in as the 44th U.S. president. People from Kenya to Indonesia and Lebanon joined in viewing ceremonies, while New York and Washington crowds cheered, sang, and reflected on the historic moment.
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Kennedy suffers seizure at Obama inauguration luncheon
Senator Edward M. Kennedy, 76, hospitalized after a seizure at a post inauguration luncheon for President Obama. Doctors said fatigue caused the event and he will be kept for observation overnight. Kennedy, who had appeared well earlier, was aided by Sen. Kerry and others before being taken to hospital.
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Bush Returns to Texas Welcome Home to Crowds
George W. Bush and Laura Bush greeted about 25 000 cheering Texans in Midland and Waco as they returned to their post presidential home. Bush thanked supporters, praised service, and said it felt good to be home.
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Lawrence Journal World Staff Contacts
A list of newsroom contacts is provided with names and direct lines for Dennis Anderson Caroline Trowbridge Ann Gardner Tom Keegan Jon Niccum Terry Rombeck Jonathan Kealing Cody Howard and Dan Cox, including email addresses for several.
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Subscriptions and Delivery Hours for Newspaper Service
Information on subscribing and billing, vacation holds, and delivery. Customer service hours are listed as weekdays 6 am to 5 30 pm and weekends 6 am to noon. A redelivery guarantee applies for in town papers if a delivery issue is reported before stated cutoffs.
Poll topics include economy energy and terrorism
Voters were asked to weigh in on questions about bolstering the U S auto industry the economy energy and keeping the United States free from terrorism. The poll also referenced school building repairs and ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan with a note directing readers to LJWorld com for more responses and voting.
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