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President Carter hospitalized in Cleveland

Posted: 09.28.2010 at 1:37 PM

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The Carter Center in Atlanta says he is resting comfortably in the hospital

CLEVELAND, OH -- Former President Jimmy Carter has been taken to a hospital in Cleveland after complaining that he did not feel well on a Delta flight, reported WAGA FOX 5 in Atlanta.

Paramedics met Carter's plane at the airport and rushed him to MetroHealth Hospital in Cleveland, reported FOX 5. Carter had complained of stomach pains.

In a press release, The Carter Center said that President Carter had an upset stomach, and is now resting comfortably in the hospital.

Read more about Carter's illness at WAGA FOX 5 in Atlanta.

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