Inaugural Party Aims To Shine For Bush Celebration
Hollywood producer George Schlatter organizes a four day inauguration featuring Ricky Martin, Kelsey Grammer, Van Morrison, Destiny's Child, Jon Secada and Lance Armstrong among others. The Lincoln Memorial opening ceremony on January 18 includes a new Andrew Lloyd Webber song, fireworks, giant viewing screens and candlelight dinners hosted by Johnny Bench and Dick Enberg with tickets at 2500 per person or 25000 per table.
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Bush taps Chao labor chief and Zoellick trade envoy
President elect Bush names Elaine Chao to labor secretary and Robert Zoellick to head U S trade representative duties. He defends two controversial picks, Sen John Ashcroft for attorney general and Gale Norton for interior, urging calmer Senate debate.
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Albright to head democratic institute board
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright will head the board of the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs, a nonprofit group aiding democracy worldwide. The institute is run by prominent Democrats, but it is described as nonpartisan. Albright leaves the State Department when Clinton’s term ends and will serve in an unpaid post.
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President elect Bush presses education plan amid criticism
President elect Bush urged education and business leaders to back his plan for annual student testing and transfers from lagging schools. He defended testing as fair and necessary to improve performance while meeting critics and courting lawmakers for early debate on education reform.
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