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The Carter Library and Pres- idential Center is a short trip from the downtown area and well worth the journey. A high- light of the library is the Peace in the Middle East section. There one can see photographs of the meetings that led to the Camp David accords and the peace treaty between Israel and Egypt; videotapes let you hear the actual voices of the partici- pants. Today's Atlanta Jewish com- munity of over 70,000 people supports more than 20 syna- gogues. There are also a busy Jewish Community Center, Jew- usual Sephardic congregation Or VeShalom. The lobby is dec- orated with oil paintings by Jew- ish artists and a 3-D stained-glass sculpture in or- ange and green tones. The main sanctuary has a high ceiling of wood inset with 12 stained-glass windows. The JCC at 1745 Peachtree Road NE welcomes visitors to the varied activities, including productions of Broadway hits, the Yinglish Theater group, an annual book fair and a wonder- ful collection ofJudaica. The cen- ter also houses the Zacher Holocaust Resource Center. There are many interesting, non-Jewish sites in this south- ern town. Atlanta is the home of CNN, the cable news network, and there is available a 40- minute tour of the round-the- clock studios. The city is world headquar- ters of Coca-Cola, and you can tour the three-story building that houses the multi-media ex- hibitions. If your taste is more toward plants and flowers, check out the Botanical Garden at the edge of Piedmont Park. The Fuqua Con- servatory has an indoOr display of rare tropical and desert plants.