Louisville desegregation bus plan splits city families
In Louisville 12 year olds Mark Jump white and Babbette Norfleet black ride cross town as 22,600 students in a court ordered desegregation busing program reveal mixed reactions. Many kids report little trouble while white and black parents face fear and protests including hate mail and KKK references.
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FTC extends deadline for comment on plan requirements
The Federal Trade Commission extended the comment period for a proposed plan requirement. The change affects stakeholders responding to the agency’s rulemaking process and may influence timelines for feedback and final guidance.
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