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Fayetteville Wants To Cash In On Clinton Craze

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Updated: January 7, 2009
Fayetteville`s advertising and promotion commission wants to buy the home where Bill and Hillary Clinton were married. The Clintons lived in the house at 930 California Boulevard from August 1973 to December 1976 and were married there in 1975. The commission approved a thousand dollars for an appraisal and structural engineering estimate of the home, which should take three weeks. Fayetteville Convention and Visitors Bureau Manager Allyson Twiggs said the house will be a "tourism product." She said she wanted to "tap into the boon that Little Rock has gotten with the new library." She said the home could serve as a museum of the Clintons` time in Fayetteville using memorabilia and photographs to catalog their experience. She said it could also be rented for weddings to carry on the Clintons` tradition.

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