Washington Officials Struggle With Inaugural Housing Needs
Washington grapples with housing for a surge of visitors and animals for the inauguration. The Inaugural Housing Committee has placed over 15 000 people in hotels and private homes, with many unsatisfied requests. Some rooms exist but late arrivals may need to go to Baltimore or Annapolis. The article notes animals and cadets, West Point, Coast Guard, and Naval Academy responses, plus Kennedy family housing arrangements and donations to a cultural center.
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Oklahoma Road Chief Resigns Amid Senate Pressure
Oklahoma City AP report says highway director Lee Washbourne resigns after Senate pressure citing independence. He leaves Friday to oversee a 62 million water pipeline project from Oklahoma City to a new lake in Atoka County. A search for a replacement is underway.
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