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Sisters try to resolve Nixon library dispute

August 7, 2002 - 9:00pm — Blake

Almost There. Richard Nixon\'s daughters met behind closed doors Tuesday in an attempt to resolve their two-year fight over how to spend a $20 million bequest for their father\'s presidential library.

No agreement had been reached in the daylong, court-ordered meeting, but Tricia Cox said she and her sister, Julie Eisenhower, were making progress. The meeting was continuing late Tuesday night.

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Clinton library as complex as his presidential legacy

July 24, 2002 - 9:11pm — Blake

Bob Cox sent over This Washington Times Story that says the hard part for the new library will be capturing the smoke-in-a-bottle legacy of the man from Hope — supposedly the good and the bad as well as the ugly — inside the glass and steel monument.

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Library offers history seen through Nixon\'s point of view

July 17, 2002 - 3:44pm — Blake

Bob Cox sent along This Sacramento Bee Story on the Nixon Library. They say it reflects the perspective of one man who was the center of a sordid chapter in American presidential history, it\'s worth a visit if only for \"a fascinating journey through history.\"
One of the most heartening elements of the nine-acre complex is the simple home in Yorba Linda where Nixon was born and spent the first nine years of his life.

Note: New story category here.

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