Inauguration Planning Begins With Oath For Bush Second Term
Ensign Abby Rose reported aboard the Coast Guard cutter Vigorous at Cape May to assist in planning the January 20 ceremony for President Bush. About 5,000 service members will participate while security is led by the Secret Service and civilian agencies. The Joint Armed Services Task Force numbers about 710 by inauguration day with a roughly $4 million operations budget, as ceremonial military involvement continues a tradition dating to 1789.
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Week after Christmas busiest time for nation's trash collectors
Amid holiday cleanup in Albany and Aspen, sanitation crews work overtime as Americans generate about 25 percent more waste between Thanksgiving and New Year s. Albany will haul about 800 tons this week, double normal, while Aspen faces a surge from residents and ski visitors. Erika Cook of Waste Management notes bulky wrapping and turkey remnants reflect gifts and naughty or nice lists. Chris Hoofnagle of Pitkin County confirms strong trash volumes despite weak economic signals.
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