ATLANTA -- Georgia Washington's personal, annotated copy of the Constitution is being displayed for a limited time at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum, part of an exhibit visiting the 13 presidential libraries.

The book, known as "The Acts of Congress," will be on display Friday and through June 24 at the library in Atlanta. It's considered among the most important items owned by Washington.

The Mount Vernon Ladies Association paid $9.8 million to obtain the book at auction, a record for an American historical document. The book has "President of the United States" printed on the cover and includes handwritten notes and brackets around key passages.

Carter Library Director Jay Hakes says the book is in remarkable condition and provides an important glimpse into the early beginnings of modern democracy.

ATLANTA - Metro Atlanta Chamber president Sam Williams announced his retirement on Tuesday. According to a release, he told the Chamber's executive committee he will retire at the end of 2013 or when a replacement is hired.

Williams has served as the Chamber's president since December 1996, and had been at the forefront of a number of initiatives, including helping the city meet the standards of the Clean Water Act, to helping to attract more high tech, logistics and bioscience firms to Metro Atlanta.

At 68, Williams has served three years beyond the commitment he made in 1996 to serve until age 65. At the encouragement of the Chamber's executive committee, Williams has agreed to extend his contract until the end of the year, or until a replacement can be hired in 2014.

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