Court ruling tests South's public schools and busing
Atlanta reports react to the Supreme Court mandate ending segregated schools. Alabama AG MacDonald Galton and Senator Eastland call the decision a blow to public education. Georgia Governor Lester Maddox and others warn of chaos, increased busing, and potential loss of neighborhood schools as districts work to desegregate.
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Atlanta
UPI
Supreme Court
South
Alabama
MacDonald Galton
James C. Eastland
Mississippi
High
Nixon
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Jack Edwards
R-Ala
Caltech physicist Gell-Mann wins 1989 Nobel Prize
Pasadena California scientist Murray Gell-Mann 40 winner of the 1989 Nobel Prize for physics says he will use part of the 72400 prize to buy a small stretch of wild land. He reacts with marvel and soon attends Caltech president inauguration. Delbruck also won the medicine prize earlier this month.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Murray Gell-Mann
GellMann
Gell-Mann
California Institute of Technology
Max Delbruck
Caltech
Harold Brown
Parents of Jody Charged With Inhumane Punishment
Four year old Jody was abandoned on a freeway divider and reunited with her family before charges of cruel and inhuman punishment were filed against Ronald Fouquet and Betty Fouquet in Bakersfield. A judge set a hearing for November 13 to determine ward of court status for Jody, while her siblings were placed in Los Angeles facilities.
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Bakersfield
Calif
UPI
Ronald F. Fouquet
Weller
Betty
Bell Gardens
Jody
Sheriff's
Kern County
Los Angeles
Charles H. Dodge
Smith
Beverly St. Louis
Whittier
Student back in school after ouster for preaching
Fremont-A Washington High School senior returned to campus after a Tuesday suspension claimed by Principal Dr Robert Callahan for preaching in the school yard. His mother said Steven only related his Christian experiences and was not preaching. The district superintendent said Steven was not suspended and was placed with his parents to avoid campus disruption. The case touches on state education rules against bias in schools and prohibiting sectarian instruction.
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Rome
William Compton
Meridian
Miss
Compton
Minyen
Callahan
Ven
Steven
William Bell
Fremont Unified School District
Mingen
California
Nixon proposes Buyer's Bill of Rights to empower consumers
President Nixon asked Congress to pass a Buyer's Bill of Rights enabling federal court lawsuits by individuals or groups for deceptive trade practices. The plan expands the FTC, creates a new Justice Department consumer protection division, and limits suits until government action ends violative conduct. It targets quick federal relief, especially for low income families, and includes a White House Office of Consumer Affairs to coordinate protections.
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UPI
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Office of Consumer Affairs
Virginia Knauer
the Inc
Food and Drug Administration
Leonor K. Sullivan
L-Me
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Subcommittee of Consumer Affairs
Ralph Nader
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