Court Told Improving Areas Around Schools May Ease Busing Squabble
A federal appeals court heard that making areas around core city schools more attractive might reduce busing disputes. Norman Smith argued the court could order condemning surrounding parcels to create suitable grounds for inner city schools, noting white suburban schools have larger, landscaped properties. The Allen couple say racial disparities in school environments reflect discrimination.
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George Wilbur
Associated Press
Richmond, Va
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Winston-Salem
N. C
Harvey H. Allen
U. S. District Court
Greensboro
Eugene S. Gordon
Appeals Court
C. Braxton Craven
Asheville
Allens
Norman Smith
Smith
State controlled colleges draw urban enrollment shift
Preliminary fall enrollment data from Virginia colleges show a tilt toward state controlled institutions in urban areas. The figures presented to the Council for Higher Education reveal modest gains at Old Dominion University and losses at several state controlled schools, with debates over funding and busing shaping the legal arguments in Winston-Salem.
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Norfolk, Va
Virginia
State Council For Higher Education
Ininion University
Prisoner 92444 seen as model of Virginia rehabilitation
Prisoner Homer A. Owens, No. 92444, demonstrated a joint Pulaski Correctional Unit and New River Community College rehabilitation project to the Virginia Council on Criminal Justice. The slide show highlighted on campus classes for inmates and on site training in automotive and electronics.
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George W. Wilbur
Associated Press
Richmond (Ap
Virginia Council On Criminal Justice
Council
Julian F. Hirst
Roan+oke
General Motors
Homer A. Owens
Pulaski Correctional Unit
Dublin
Owens
New River Community College
Virginia
First
Community College
Ysegun
Allen O. Kinzer
C. E. White
Pulaski
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
New River Valley Planning District
Virginia Division of Corrections
Division of Corrections
Karl Bren
New River Valley Planning District Commission
Capt. White
James F. Howard
Bureau of Corrections
New River
Blue Ridge Community College
Harrisonburg
State Division of Justice and Crime Prevention
Henry County
Arlington County
Department of Welfare, and Institutions
Department of State Police
Four Children Die In Fire In Lewiston Idaho
Police say four young children died in a Lewiston house fire on Thursday. Their mother Janice Wiebold suffered facial burns and shock. Fire may have started in the living room. Children identified as Billy 7 Bryan 5 Crystal 3 and Brandon 1 by a local funeral home.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Janice Wiebold
Ed Lucas
Wiebold
Lucas
Billy
Bryan
Crystal
Brandon
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