Carter Urges Love and Justice At Plains Baptist Class
Jimmy Carter speaks to his long-time Plains Sunday school class at the Plains Baptist Church about love and social justice binding all people. He notes the church’s 1960s policy excluding Blacks remains and warns against self isolation. Carter compares Christ’s outreach to all, urges humility, compassion, and active fairness for the poor.
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Carter's Daughter To Attend Public Schools
AP reports if the Carter family moves to Washington after November elections eight year old Amy Carter may attend the oldest public school in the District of Columbia Stevens Elementary in downtown Washington A Stevens counselor says the school offers diverse students and comparable education If Carter is elected Amy would be the first presidential child in DC public schools since 1906 with final placement up to Secret Service and Stevens board member Noran believes security controls can be met.
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Oklahoma Death Penalty Law Eyed by Editorials
Oklahoma editors react to a new death penalty bill as Gov. Boren calls a special session. Editorials from Ponca City Enid Novata Lawton Tulsa Norman discuss timing, deterrence, and whether the plan will satisfy the Supreme Court guidelines while addressing death row issues at McAlester.
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Sleep sleeping pills incident ends Hays chairmanship return to Washington
Belmont Ohio AP Rep Wayne Hays returns to Washington today after hospital stay for sleeping pill overdose at his farm. The 65 year old Democrat loses his chairmanship of the House Administration Committee amid payroll sex scandal disclosures. He says the overdose was accidental and plans to seek reelection in November.
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Pilot and teen escape as biplane crashes in field
A 36 year old pilot Daniel Prather of Mooreland and Justin Hill, 15, of Louviers Colorado, survived a forced landing when their biplane flipped onto its top after engine trouble three miles north of Hunter Oklahoma. They were at about 1500 feet altitude and had radioed Enid Woodring Airport before the hard landing in a plowed field.
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