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September 24, 1970
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I wlll the real I
JIMMY CARTER
| PLEASE STAND UP
land debate Carl Sanders on these issues?
I CARTER CLAIMS... BUT THE FACTS ARE ...
V V
—as a State Senator, Carter voted
U —to be a friend of the homeowner, and he promises — homestead exemptions for people over 65
■ to reduce property taxes an “ ’ or disabled people on fixed incomes and
V AGAINST a proposal "to exempt personal clothing
“ and effects from ad valorem taxation''.
■ —to stand against organized gambling — he voted against a constitutional amendment "to
L prohibit lotteries" in Georgia.
L —to be a religious leader and a man of "deep faith 1 ,T^ a j ter P ro P ose ^ an amendment to substitute
■ and conviction" Om °* conscience" for the "right to worship [
■ God" in the Georgia Constitution.
■ he will seek "to enact Housing Legislation to v ? tec * against a bill to create "Georgia
■ provide better housing for our people" Residential Home Builders Commission," while he
1 allows his tenant farmers to live in shacks without
L plumbing.
J —to have no political debts and to have made no V “ in a meeting in the Presidential Suite of the Dinkier
deals for votes Plaza Hotel in Atlanta, Carter paid Hosea Williams to
1 deliver votes, and paid for radio testimonials for C. B.
■ King. 1
A w u —h ® su PP° rted Lyndon Johnson, Hubert Humphrey
| -to be a Wallace man > and , he National Demo „ alic p o „ y in , 964 and P i
...says he has "always voted Democratic." I
—to be a poor farmer who has trouble paying his ' —he receives $12,000 a year from the Fedo I I
faxes government for farm subsidies. ra I
A —to speak up for the working man —Carter promised to push for a one cent sales tax [
increase", ... a tax which hits hardest on the working A
■ man. I
■ —as a member of the Board of Trustees at Norman A
—to favor private schools College in Norman Park, Georgia, ... he stopped an I
F attempt by local and college officials to set up a I
k private school in Norman Park. ¥
fVOTEPOSITI(W
j j VOTE SANDERS. ; j
VOTE IN RUN-OFF ELECTION
SEPTEMBER 23
Pd. Pol. Adv.
PEMBROKE JOURNAL. Thursday, September 24,1970-
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