AP Historical Hard Drive 2009
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Former U.S. President George H. Bush, second from left, claps as Perkins School for the Blind Students Chris Jett, 8, feels a plaque unveiled during a building dedication at the school, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1996 in Watertown. Bush, who was given the Ann Sullivan Award for his work toward the passage of the American With Disabilities Act in 1990, is flanked by school director Kevin Lessard, left, school president C. Richard Carlson, second from right, and President of the Conrad Hilton Foundation Donald H. Hubbs. The building was named after Conrad Hilton, of the hotel empire, who was an admirer of Helen Keller. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
13424
Minimum price 50PLN
1996-10-06
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
Associated Press
Susan Walsh
6169143
2,12MB
26cm x 17cm by 300dpi
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