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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1977

Page

3

Carter inauguration day opens with Southern Baptist service

In Washington a crowd of over two thousand gathered in near freezing air at the Lincoln Memorial as Martin Luther King Sr. delivers a brief sermon beside the Lincoln statue. President-elect Carter attends an early Baptist service with Mondale's family involved. Leontyne Price sings as Ruth Carter Stapleton reads a Bible passage.

White House Jimmy Carter Washington Lincoln Memorial Carter Plains Bruce Edwards Ruth Carter Stapleton Leontyne Price Lincoln Martin Luther King King Jesus Lance South Walter Mondale Minnesota Dickey Asheville N. C Jesus Christ Jimmy James Dickey

Christians Return To Faith On College Campuses

Three Michigan State University professors report a shift back to Christianity among students, with declining interest in Buddhism and Eastern religions. They note more campus religious activity and a conservative mood, citing dorm meetings and Sunday church attendance as evidence.

East Lansing Mich Michigan State University Herbert Jackson MSU Jackson Mary Schneider Department of Religious Studies Michigan State Stuart Campus Crusade University of Michigan Jim Tobin Michigan Daily Tobin Graham

Amnesty plea extended calls Carter to widen appeal

New York United Press notes Dr. Robert J. Marshall president of the Lutheran Church in America urged President Jimmy Carter to expand his amnesty proposal beyond draft resisters to include military personnel with less than honorable discharges. The request aims to broaden clemency coverage and ease personal consequences for affected service members.

New York UPN Robert J. Marshall The Lutheran Church In America Jimmy Carter

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