Inauguration Security Tightens with 6000 Officers Deployed
Federal and local agencies mobilize 6000 personnel to protect the 55th presidential inauguration. Homeland security officials report no specific threats, but vow layered security, high tech command posts, bomb sniffing dogs, flight restrictions, and live TV monitoring. Costs may reach 20 million, with Washington pressing for federal reimbursement and OMB oversight.
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Inaugural Address Risks Fame Or Cliche For Bush
Washington reports on President Bush seizing his second inaugural address with hope of enduring impact while noting most inaugural speeches rise or fall to history's sieve. Historians say such speeches rarely reach lasting greatness and often become boilerplate despite a historic setting. Cox News Service
Thousands to protest at Bush inauguration marchs and bans
Thousands are expected to protest the inauguration in Washington with marches rallies and acts of civil disobedience. Groups plan coffins for fallen soldiers and some will turn their backs on the president as he passes. Security will be massive with Federal and local officers. A.N.S.W.E.R. plans bleacher occupancy four blocks from the Capitol and a court case seeks open access to the route.
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