George H.W. Bush presidential library & museum upcoming events includes an ADA film and panel discussion

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This podcast is a visit with Amy Raines of the George H.W. Bush presidential library and museum and WTAW's Scott DeLucia.Upcoming events at the George H.W. Bush presidential library and museum includes a film and panel discussion on the 35th anniversary of Bush signing the Americans With Disabilities (ADA) act.Marketing and communications director Amy Raines says there is no admission charge for the March 18th event, but a RSVP is required by going to the library and museum's website.Raines also promotes the annual Easter celebration on April 12 and previews the annual summer film series.Click HERE for more information about the upcoming events and to register to see the ADA film and panel discussion.

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