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White House

garden tour '■

Virginia Congressman D. French Slaughter Jr (R-7th) announced thatthe annual Spring Garden Tour of I the White House will be this week+/ end, April 15 agd 16 from 2-5 p.m. 1 The tour includes the South Grounds i and State Floor of the White House..' 1

Tickets are not required and there is no admission fee for this event. The entrance is at the top of. the Ellipse. The most convenient/ Metro stop is McPherson Square ^ (Orange Line).

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Special group tours of the White I. House are conducted every Tuesday through Saturday in the morning, i They are scheduled for groups of 10.i to 50 persons. Group tour requests may be processed through the writ-! ing to his Congressional office, 1404 Longworth Building, U.S. House Of Representatives, Washington'-1 D.C., 20515.

Requests should include the name and association (if any) of thd group, name of contact person; ■’ date(s) of tour(s) requested, and the' number of people in the group. Re-' quests made less than 30 days in ad-',' vance should be made by telephone; the number is (202) 225-6561. ,

Due to the high volume of viai-i • tors to the White House, there is no guarantee that your tour request ! will be granted, a spokesman plained. However, groups unable to obtain a reserved group tour are eh-/ couraged to attend the public tour. which begins at 8 a.m., Tuesday^ through Saturdays, at the Ellipse. '

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