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Clinton Library Wants Visitors To Get First Chance At Seeing Site

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Updated: January 7, 2009
Organizers of the Clinton Presidential Library say they will waive the seven dollar admission fee during the Thanksgiving weekend. The move is intended to encourage local residents to allow tourists the first chance to visit the site near downtown Little Rock when it opens November 18th. Library officials announced plans yesterday for street closures and other logistics for the opening weekend. Some exits on Interstate 30 will be blocked while the days long celebration takes place. The library grand opening is November 18th.

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