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Legends basketball camp, July 30--Aug. 2, at an e type thefr 1 Amongthesculptures are a 9-foot-high seated se Roosevelt swathed in a cape with his dog Fala Congress are asking the commission that worked for more than 40 years on the FDR memorialto i of adding a statue showing him in a oo ee a oe to ‘dio oe amous“fireside chats” on the radio,a bas-relief o the first Roosevelt inaugural and one of Eleanor : Becauseofthat, there were no protests from advocates for the handicapped but there were many The memorial is now opento the public. There is no charge. : , . Feat oetoateforwardwithetoceusdactive ae Let us move forward with strong and active wheelchair. In a concession to lobbying from Ichair. i =j as A The memorial is a series of four open-air rooms paralyzedfrom polio formostofhis public life, ina gtoupsrepresenting the disabled, Clinton and the! dea swore his oath of office on a Dutch family Bible. NicersilapengGmNeto:Savas by decision not to portray Roosevelt, who was zing Publication of “sports” made possible by . ial “ ing.” , FDR's grandson, David Roosevelt, told a crowd Neatecesteeaa aS dedication of a monumentto a president since and ue! Bandhera of the 1940s,Mike Wallace of CBS News f 2 ind arin that theta aS teasterofremnies,notingthathedy : 0 pop 'I : oeos will be administered by the National . ray agiro CaritaONE ¢ from the Big for by he edral goverment and private ' the; World ofSports Tuesday! set up by Cobaee in 1946. The bo design, by 1 tl sear exciting, active summer. ‘ti Archives here), the FDR memorial commission was ; n e desk (such a stone nowsits before the National i “a learning and motivated monument to him be larger than thesize ofhis . The memorial is a 7.5-acre assembly of soaring maj : Although Roosevelt was adamantthat no monumentto an ex-president. On Friday, z oeee stand unaided on his own, Americans “stood on his shoulders.” years : is d onl Exciting World ofSports Cleland, D-Ga., woundedin the Vietnam War. Vice Washington had not dedicated a i Standard-Examiner s granite, wate’ Sal students about their world and culture than through To be published in the Memorial an open-air honor ; 5 a love? A NEW DEAL FORFDR: Crowds walk throughthe Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washingtonon Friday. (J Tribute to FDR covers 7.5 acres of Whatbetter way to teach the gamesthey already oe ee F Champions Athletic Academyiin Orem. Be sure to read the Standard-Examiner Saturday, Roosevelt. May 24th to find out how you can win. Ea $495 | ! a8 a The As vaiue: ak fi a? he ; Thgs le ne iy N% nt hegre trabel ( THE TOP. 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