Gore Returns to Private Life After Losing Popular Vote
Al Gore attended George W. Bush's swearing in as the 43rd president while conceding the race. Bush won with 271 electoral votes after a Supreme Court halting recount in Florida. Gore led the popular vote by about 540,000 out of over 100 million.
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Tipper
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Lynne
Sen
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D-Conn
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Associated Press
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
White House
Former president bids long goodbye to Washington
Former president Bill Clinton and his daughter Chelsea waved from Andrews AFB as he left Washington for Chappaqua New York. The farewell capped eight years of national leadership and set the stage for a future blending political life, book deals, and high profile speeches. Clinton will maintain residences in New York and Washington plus a national fundraising footprint with Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Senate and potential future DNC leadership.
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Gore
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Democratic National Committee
Whitewater
Monica Lewinsky
Robert Ray
America
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Chicago
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Middle East
Ireland
Inauguration Day Weather Dampens Parade Enthusiasm
Washington spectators endured cold rain and fog as George W. Bush’s inauguration proceeded. The presidential reviewing stand shielded attendees little, with Bush and Laura Bush seen under umbrellas. VIP sections had vacant seats while vendors sold umbrellas and rain gear to the damp crowd.
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Scholarships Available for College and Vocational Aid
Limited funds support defraying college or vocational training costs. Scholarships awarded competitively based on academic achievement and financial need. Applicants seeking aid for the year starting June 1, 2001 must file forms before March 31, 2001.
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Sid Richardson Memorial Fund
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