Obama inaugurated as nation witnesses transformative inauguration
More than a million people witnessed Barack Obama sworn in as the 44th president marking a racial milestone. Crowds braved freezing temperatures along Pennsylvania Avenue as Obama and Michelle waved from their limousine USA 1 and the parade began. Former presidents Clinton and Bush attended, while reactions varied from awe to boos for Bush Cheney. The White House site switched to Obama signaling a new era.
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Fourth graders reflect on Obama inauguration and future hopes
Students buzzed as Sasha and Malia appeared and discussed puppy plans for the White House. They express hopes Obama lowers gas prices and helps the poor while watching Biden and Obama take the oath.
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Inauguration Noted By Local Business Owners
EMH Regional Medical Center workers and Donna's Diner owner Donna Dove spoke of missing live coverage of the inauguration due to work and business needs. Many planned to tape or catch highlights later as they hoped for economic improvement to come with the historic event.
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Obama inauguration crowds rally for change and support
Entertainment promoter Thurman Moore urged international backing as Barack Obama appeared on TV at the Capitol for his inauguration. The crowd waved flags and cheered while Obama spoke of remaking America and defeating terrorists. Lorain resident Ken McCartney offered cautious hopes amid memorabilia displays. Contact Steve Fogarty at 329-7146.
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