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Hillary Clinton moving to new homeBy Phil Hirschkorn
January 4, 2000 CHAPPAQUA, New York (CNN) -- Two moving vans carrying furniture and belongings of First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton left the Washington area Tuesday morning en route to the Clintons' new home in suburban New York. The vans are due to arrive at the Clintons' recently purchased Westchester County home in the early afternoon, around 1 p.m. ET. Mrs. Clinton, who said she would move into the new home as soon as the Secret Service gave its approval, is expected to arrive as early as Wednesday. The Clintons paid $1.7 million for a five-bedroom, four-bath colonial style house that sits on a cul-de-sac in the hamlet of Chappaqua, an upper-middle-class suburb located about 45 minutes from Manhattan. The Secret Service has been retrofitting the house for proper security to accommodate and protect Mrs. Clinton and the president. The Clintons recently won local zoning board approval to construct an eight-foot-high white cedar fence around the property and a guard house in the driveway. |
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