Bush Gore hold cordial fireside chat in Washington
In a damp snowfall, Al Gore and George W. Bush met at the vice presidential residence for a brief 15 minute chat by the fireplace. Gore urged setting differences aside and helping with the transition while both downplayed immediate collaboration, stressing a healing path for the nation.
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Bushs White House to Carry Texas Flavor in Washington
President-elect George W. Bush will bring Texas influence to Washington as he forms the new administration. Texans being eyed for top posts include Alberto Gonzales as White House counsel Karen Hughes as counselor to the president Don Evans for commerce secretary Susan Combs and Charles Stenholm for agriculture secretary Pat Wood may seek Washington work and Teel Bivins is discussed for an education post.
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Bushes accept Whitman gift of terrier pup
President elect Bush and Laura Bush accepted an 11 week old Scottish terrier from New Jersey Governor Christie Whitman. The black dog with a white neck spot arrived in Washington as Bush met with aides and potential staff. Laura Bush later met the puppy in a 12th floor room with Spencer describing a cute moment.
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