TUESDAY.
ROD:
GOOD EVENING EVERYONE, I'M ROD
WOOD.
CHRISTIE:
DOLLARS IN REPAIRS.
NEWSCHANNEL NINE'S ANDREW
DONOVAN TAKES US TO SENECA
FALLS, WHERE THE NEXT MOVEMENT
start the talk of having the
same rights of over human
beings, how do you not get
chills from that."
Fred Capozzi: "The three most
important pieces of paper ever
signed: one was the magna carta,
the other was declaration of
independence, then the letter of
sentiments here, and it was
signed in this building, where
you're standing right now." THE
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE HAS DONE A
LOT TO PRESERVE THE WESLYAN
CHAPEL, INCLUDING REBUILDING
COLLAPSED BRICK WALLS.
BUT THERE'S A BACK-LOGGED LIST
OF PROJECTS, THE PARK WOULD LIKE
MANAGERS SAY NEEDS, NOT WANTS.
Fred Capozzi: "It's easy for me,
we want more money.
its real simple.
its important the public knows,
they actually own this."
Andrew Donovan: "People who
visit the park might not even
the notice the upgrades that
need to be made.
for example, the manager's
priority, replaced the heating
and ventilation system.
not only for the comfort of
guests and workers, but to help
preserve the artifacts the park
has."
Fred Capozzi: "Next year, when
the celebration happens, we
expect thousands of people here.
and we want to make sure people
are putting their best foot
forward.
IN SENECA FALLS, ANDREW DONOVAN,
NEWSCHANNEL NINE.
CHRISTIE:
A SPOKESPERSON FOR THE NATIONAL
PARK SERVICE IN WASHINGTON WOULD
NOT COMMENT ON A BILL BEFORE
