Meaghan Williams, her daughter, said she cried when her mother told her what happened to the occupants of her favorite exhibit. But yesterday was a good first step toward wiping that memory away. Meaghan appeared entranced by the lemurs. The lemurs will stay in the lookout until the spring of 1999, when the new primate house opens, said Antoinette Maciolek, spokeswoman for the Zoo. Maciolek said attendance has not yet returned to its pre-fire status.
Visitors look for lemurs yesterday.
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