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Jimmy Carter receives accolades from afar, and right at home

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Former President Jimmy Carter is receiving end-of-life care at home. News of Carter's condition prompts an uptick in visitors to Plains, Georgia. Carter's Presidential Library and Museum also has seen an increase in interest this week. Carter received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002, a 65-year-old visiting from Houston.

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Jimmy Carter receives accolades from afar, and right at home

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Jimmy Carter receives accolades from afar, and right at home

PLAINS, Ga. — Chad Loshbaugh and his seventh-grade son, Theo, were starting a historical tour for their winter break when they heard that former President Jimmy Carter had begun end-of-life care at home.

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Jimmy Carter receives accolades from afar, and right at home | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Chad Loshbaugh and his seventh-grade son, Theo, were starting a historical tour for their winter break when they heard that former President Jimmy Carter had begun end-of-life care at home.

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Jimmy Carter receives accolades from afar, and right at home

Chad Loshbaugh and his seventh-grade son, Theo, were starting a historical tour for their winter break when they heard that former President Jimmy Carter had begun end-of-life care at home.

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Jimmy Carter receives accolades from afar, and right at home

News of Carter’s condition prompted an uptick in visitors to Plains, a town of about 700 with just a few blocks of retail businesses along the railroad tracks that run by Carter’s 1976 presidential headquarters.

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