WHPO-P37654
President Bush and Gov. John Engler arrive the Macomb County Community College Landing Zone. They are met at the College Gymnasium by Rep. Bill Broomfield, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lorenzo, College President; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mccafferty, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Brad Field and Linda Kurkechian. The President addresses the Macomb County Welcome. Gov. John Engler and Bruce Willis participate in the Welcome. Willis addresses the Crowd of Supporters. The Backdrop shows Columns of Red, White and Blue Balloons. The President greets children dressed in Traditional Ethnic Costume. He addresses the Welcome (Jumbo P37652-10).
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WHPO-P37657
President Bush addresses the Grand Rapids Welcome at the Ford Museum. Dais participants include: Former President Gerald Ford, Gov. John Engler and Bruce Willis. Shows the President with James Baker, Torie Clarke, Rose Zamaria and police after the event. Also shows Bruce Willis with Mary Matalin and Ron Kaufman. President Ford greets Ann Compton. Includes Black and White photos. President Bush participates in an 'Ask George Bush' Question and Answer Session at the West Michigan Public Broadcasting Center. Mort Krim, Anchor, Wdiv-Tv and Lee Van Amede, Anchor, Wzzm-Tv are the Moderators. Includes Black and White photos.
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WHPO-P38133
President Bush arrives the Henry Ford Museum. He is met by Gov. John Engler, Heinz Prechter, Chairman and Ceo, American sun Corporation and Mike Guido, Mayor of Dearborn. The President participates in an interview with Paula Zahn and Harry Smith, 'Cbs this Morning.' Following the interview, the President tapes a 'Prime Time Live' interview with Sam Donaldson. Shows the President with Judy Smith, Margaret Tutwiler and Margaret Bush. He is presented with a 'Made in America' Hat. The President walks past car Exhibits at the Museum. Includes a group photo with Secret Service Agents in front of the Presidential Limousine.
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Step into the day-to-day life of the presidency. A comprehensive look at each day in office through official schedules, Presidential Daily Files, and photo contact sheets. From high-level meetings to public appearances, these records—preserved by the National Archives—offer a behind-the-scenes view of George Bush’s presidency and his impact on history.
