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Clinton opens Harlem office
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TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2001 Saying he was "home," former President Bill Clinton on Monday opened his new offices in the predominantly African-American Harlem neighborhood of New York City. By a number of media accounts, Clinton received a warm welcome from his new neighbors. There were a few lone protesters, however. Clinton first tried to open offices in downtown Manhattan but the price tag drew complaints. Rep. Chuck Rangel (D-N.Y.) then lured him to Harlem. Yesterday's ceremony included a version of "We Shall Overcome" and "Stand by Me." Get the Story:
Bill Clinton, Homeboy (The Washington Post 7/31)
In Harlem, a Hero's Welcome for New Neighbor Clinton (The New York Times 7/31)
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