Carter administration allows withholding aid to desegregate schools
The Carter administration argues the federal government may withhold funds from school districts that refuse to merge black and white schools to desegregate, reversing the Ford stance on pairing and clustering methods and signaling action in Kansas City Missouri to force revised desegregation plans.
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UPI
New York Times
Gerald Ford
Times
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HEW
Joseph Califano
Carter Administration
Ford Administration
the Times
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Kansas City School Board
Senate
Robert Byrd
Congress
Thomas Eagleton
Dmo
Eggs good buy for shoppers this week
Kansas Farm Bureau shoppers guide notes eggs are cheaper this week while beef and pork cuts rise. Center-cut pork chops up 12 cents to 1.70 a pound, pork sirloin roast 1.12, pork steak and beef sirloin steak up eight cents. Potatoes up 35 cents per 10-pound bag. price outlook expected to rise around July 4. Coffee mainly moves with brand differences.
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Manhattan
Doctors do double duty as wives and mothers
The Journal of the American Medical Association notes a rising number of women doctors who are also wives and mothers. Dr. Marilyn Heins of Wayne State University finds women physicians show increased productivity in the last 10 to 20 years, working about 90 percent as much as their male counterparts, with the gap mainly due to child bearing and rearing.
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Chicago
UPI
Journal of the American Medical Association
Marilyn Heins
Wayne State University of Medicine
Detroit
Dr. Heins
Young under fire over talkativeness in Harris poll
UPI reports a Harris poll showing 48 percent to 19 percent feel U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young talks too much and should curb his statements. A 39 to 15 percent plurality agrees Africa moving toward majority rule means black rule, and Young’s remarks make sense.
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UPI
U.N
Andrew Young
Young
Africa
Miami referendum tests homosexual rights battle
The Miami vote on repealing a January passed ordinance banning discrimination based on affectional or sexual preference becomes a national symbol. Anita Bryant leads the anti repeal effort with Save Our Children as gay activists rally for the ordinance and boycott Florida orange juice.
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UPI
Anita Bryant
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Florida
Save Our Children Coalition
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New York
Washington
State Citrus Commission
Rod McKuen
California
Jane Fonda
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