Carter echoes love and justice amid Plains church rift
In Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter told his Sunday school class that love and social justice are intertwined, urging humility before others of different color. He noted the local church excludes blacks and recalled 1964 votes. he remained private after returning from New York as reporters and agents swarmed.
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Carter daughter Amy could attend DC public schools if Carter wins
If the Carter family moves to Washington after the election, 8 year old Amy Carter might be sent to Stevens Elementary, the district's oldest public school. Carter says he would send Amy to public schools as a principled stand, with the Secret Service to decide final school placement.
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Carter Views Sought On Capital Punishment
Atlanta AP report says Rev Joseph E Boone leads a group opposed to the death penalty and seeks a face to face meeting with Jimmy Carter in Plains to urge him to state his views. Boone notes Carter signed Georgia's death penalty law as governor and may have changed stance.
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