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While President Clinton visited Arkansas late last month to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the integration of Central High School in Little Rock, he also dropped in at another school: Hot Springs High School, his alma mater.

Mr. Clinton addressed a gathering of alumni and state officials to help raise money to renovate the former Hot Springs High building. The idea is to rededicate the school as the William Jefferson Clinton Cultural Campus, which will house visual and performing artists' studios, exhibits, and a museum of Mr. Clinton's life, from his boyhood days to the White House, said David French, the chairman of the committee that is raising...

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