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President
Bush's visit to Monroe Power Plant
Whirlwind
tour - 09/16/2003
The
president talked about streamlining federal pollution regulations
and energy's role in national security during a visit to Detroit
Edison's Monroe Power Plant.
Text
of Bush's speech at Monroe Power Plant - 09/16/2003
President
Bush was introduced by DTE Energy Chairman Anthony F. Earley
Jr. and made these remarks Monday during his visit to the
Monroe Power Plant:
Bush
tours plant, talks with workers - 09/16/2003
The
president got a look at some of what they do at the Monroe
Power Plant.
Protests
mainly peaceful - 09/16/2003
Members
from a variety of unions and political organizations spoke
out against Bush
Workers
get up close and personal - 09/16/2003
In
some cases, DTE employees got hugs and kisses from the president
DTE
employee thrilled to meet Bush - 09/16/2003
Claire
E. Jennings was singled out for her environmental work at
the power plant.
Security
forces clear roads, water and air - 09/16/2003
In
conjunction with the Secret Service, local police made sure
the president's visit was a safe one.
Power
plant selected from among five national sites - 09/16/2003
Monroe
was chosen because of its proximity to the Great Lakes and
its importance, said state Rep. Randy Richardville, whose
tie the president autographed.
Students
lead events before Bush's arrival - 09/16/2003
Katherine
Tierney and Amy and Elizabeth Terrasi were among those who
were on stage.
Visit
elicits variety of residents' reactions - 09/16/2003
Those
who weren't at the speech Monday were mixed on their views
of President Bush's visit.
Commissioners
get kick out of speech - 09/16/2003
Whether
they were Republicans or Democrats, local officials enjoyed
seeing the president up close.
Bush
pushes pollution rule changes - 09/15/2003
The
president toured the Monroe Power Plant before talking to
a crowd of employees and guests about federal regulations.
Bush
in Monroe: pollution - 09/15/2003
President
to note steps by Edison to clean up air.
Special
recognition for local employee - 09/15/2003
Claire
Jennings is being cited for her work as an environmental technician.
Food
and flowers planned - 09/15/2003
Workers
at Panera Bread have been baking since Sunday night to prepare
luncheon.
SMCC
twins welcome president with national anthem - 09/15/2003
Amy
and Elizabeth Terrasi were among those performing today.
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