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The process by which the government shut down leaves some discretion for each agency to determine how exactly to carry it out, Mr. Rives said. In Shenandoah, that was interpreted to allow a “phased shutdown," and although services weij halted and campers were notified that they might have to move oh Saturday, the campgrounds went not actually closed until Monday. '' "
However, there were no guidety hikes, interpretive tours, evening programs or any of the other activ* ities normally available to park vis£ tors, and the park’s visitor centeiS were locked all weekend. And, sine} the entrance stations were not manned, the normal admission fee tZ the park of $5 per vehicle was ndt collected during one of the busie$ weekends of the year.
Mr. Rives said without visitor counts he could not estimate the lost revenue for the park. When he wa$ asked if the $100,000 figure quotefl by the Associated Press and Waste
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