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President and Mrs. Bush arrive the South Lawn by Motorcade. They are met by Vice President and Mrs. Quayle, Corrine and Ben Quayle. The Bushes and the Quayles shake hands with Supporters along a Ropeline (Jumbo P37929-5). The President addresses the Crowd of staff and others. Sam and Ellie Leblond and Marshall Bush share the dais with the Bushes and the Quayles (Jumbo P37929-29). The President greets Craig and Karen Fuller, Sen. Phil Gramm, Sec. Lamar Alexander, Sec. Barbara Franklin, Sec. and Mrs. Jack Kemp, Sec. James Watkins, Nick Calio and others after the Welcome the Principals wave from the Truman Balcony (Jumbo P37927-26). Also shows the President and Vice President Quayle talking in the Residence Cross Hall. Marshall Bush, Ellie Leblond and Ranger Run past them. Also shows the President alone waving from the end of the Colonnade on his way to the Oval Office. President and Mrs. Bush cross the South Lawn in the rain. The President waves as he boards Marine One (Jumbo P37950-18). The Bushes depart the White House en route Camp David. President and Mrs. Bush arrive the South Lawn by Motorcade. They are met by Vice President and Mrs. Quayle, Corrine and Ben Quayle. The Bushes and the Quayles shake hands with Supporters along a Ropeline (Jumbo P37929-5). The President addresses the Crowd of staff and others. Sam and Ellie Leblond and Marshall Bush share the dais with the Bushes and the Quayles (Jumbo P37929-29). The President greets Craig and Karen Fuller, Sen. Phil Gramm, Sec. Lamar Alexander, Sec. Barbara Franklin, Sec. and Mrs. Jack Kemp, Sec. James Watkins, Nick Calio and others after the Welcome the Principals wave from the Truman Balcony (Jumbo P37927-26). Also shows the President and Vice President Quayle talking in the Residence Cross Hall. Marshall Bush, Ellie Leblond and Ranger Run past them. Also shows the President alone waving from the end of the Colonnade on his way to the Oval Office.
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