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Gameccx Library director nami Kenneth Toombs, director of li on me Liorary jammings Awara stitute of Architccts and the Amc The committee judges library b Toombs has been a library build the former chairman of the Librar tee of the American Library Asso Archaeologist's formi /\n arcnaeoiogist wun mc M chaeology and Anthropology at 1 premier award in historical archa Stanley South received the J. Society for Historical Archaeolog determines the approximate occuj His book, Method and Theory i the formula and is the most wide chaeology, the study of the period Marine sciences grt USC graduate student JoLynn E Ocean Sciences award from the A The paper, "Sediment-Water F after she researched marsh residu her master's degree in marine scie Five receive McKiss Henry Allen, Ernestine Bitti Holloway and John Downing hs Award for giving more than 50( Museum. I Authority ? contracts with the university to build research and cultural facilities on campus, he said. 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There were no incidents at any of the churches, according to Sheriff Wesley Walraven. Sheriff's deputies and other police escorted groups of activists to the services. The Rev. Hosea Williams, the Atlanta city councilman and former lieutenant to Martin Luther King Jr. who helped organize the 25,000 marchers on Jan. 24, led a group of 15 blacks attending Sunday services at Cumming's all-white First Baptist Church. Williams and his colleagues, arriving at the crowded church after the 11 a.m. service had begun, were seated in a small balconv tn r>nr ?iH*? of nulr\it More than a half-dozen reporters sat in another balcony opposite. Pastor B.V. Franklin Jr. greeted the group and apologized for their seats: "As you can see, we're a little bit crowded." Franklin's sermon did not mention race relations, but he preached a message of tolerance among Christians concerning Baptist concerns such as drinking, dancing and smoking. When we look down on people because they have a different viewpoint, "We don't see all the facts," the pastor said. Pilot i ^wridngK The n!i^x vi i i-hot r reuse rolling ball pet die smooth, sleek way to get it on pap It's the pen that writes as f tiny ball held by a needle-l secret to the comfort and < experience. And because < its ball, the Precise will wi crisply through carbons. IVy either the fine or extra fine point. Only $1.19 eacl I FINAL COU 2 FOR 1 CHOOSE Denim Jeans Long Casual Pants Long Suspender Pants Sweaters Turtler I OVER 1200 ITE TELLOW-TAQQED & V! Buy Any Yellow-T Absolutely Fr?? / r> I ? - Forsyth churches I The pastor advised his congregation to consider God's love I for them. "You'll find yourself seeing that other people need to Hp trpat/?H nc hoc trnofnH HI w vw vjvm iiao v? vuvvw k; After the service, Williams said I the sermon was ''very positive for I our attitude toward Forsyth County. "I think the sermon was very H befitting to these times. We must j love one another irregardless of our race, our creed, our color, I our nationality." Franklin said blacks have I visited his church before. After the service, Williams and the other activists were escorted H by police as they rode out of town I and back to Atlanta. The activists had traveled from Atlanta to For- | syth County in a convoy of automobiles, bound for what I Williams said was not a B demonstration. | "Hopefully, we can go to For- , syth and worship and establish a I relationship between the religious [ vuiiiiiiuiiii/ iui i uiayui v^uumy | and the religious community in } the metro-Atlanta area," he said ! before leaving Atlanta. 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