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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1995

Page

2

Clinton Gingrich talk civility in New Hampshire gathering

Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich appeared together before New Hampshire seniors sharing issues without bitterness. They endorsed a bipartisan commission on campaign finance and lobbying reform and stressed civility despite past sparring, signaling potential future cooperation.

Gingrich Clinton ABC CBS NBC United States Knight-Ridder Congress

Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink

The Gazette prints with soybean ink to support agriculture and uses recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop off newspapers for recycling at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.

the Gazette City Carton Sixth St

Reprint Details for The Gazette Photographs

Local readers can purchase reprints of photographs published in The Gazette. For pricing and availability call 398-8322.

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Lessons in Oppression Racial Tracking Exposed in Georgia School

In Calhoun County Georgia an investigation led by School Superintendent Corbin Cherubini uncovered a system that steered black students into slow learner classes while white students filled high achieving groups. The findings sparked threats and fierce local backlash as residents debate integration and funding.

Georgia Joan Kirchner Dison Deborah Lewis Lewis Corbin Cherubini Virginia Calhoun County Cherubini U.S. Education Department Richard West Dot Milner Calhoun High

Court limits desegregation funding in Kansas City ruling

The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that desegregation programs may not spend unlimited money or run indefinitely. The decision overturns a federal order for Missouri to fund two costly Kansas City measures aimed at attracting white students to city magnets. Chief Justice Rehnquist and Justices O'Connor Kennedy Scalia and Thomas joined the majority. Dissenters, led by Justice Souter, argued test scores remain relevant to end conditions.

ight-Ridder Ashington Supreme Court Missouri Kansas City William Taylor William Rehnquist Sandra Day O’connor Anthony Kennedy Antonin Scalia Clarence Thomas David Souter

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