Secret Service Boosts River Flow for Presidential Security
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The Secret Service temporarily increased water flow in Caesar Creek Lake to ensure sufficient depth for their security boats during a presidential visit. This was done after a scouting mission revealed low water levels, causing a local safety boat to run aground. The decision mirrors a similar incident involving Al Gore in 1999. The Army Corps of Engineers manages water flow adjustments based on various factors.
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