SREB Denounces Federal Desegregation Criteria
HOT SPRINGS Va AP the Southern Regional Education Board says federal desegregation criteria for higher education are unsound. The board chairman states the plan lacks educationalization and legal basis while describing the 14 southern states as attempting to comply with the law. Virginia Governor Linwood Holton supports the board's position.
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Nonresident college fees face collapse after Supreme Court ruling
APAway from four lines: The Supreme Court decision and SREB briefing suggest nonresident tuition may be limited, risking a loss of 250 to 300 million annually. Dr. Robert Carbone warns that only freshmen may remain nonresident, with Virginia colleges likely raising resident tuition to cover lost income. Proposals include full cost tuition, tuition vouchers, or a national tuition bank to rebalance costs.
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Rains Bring Serious Flooding in South Carolina
Heavy rains caused the Black River to crest at 20 feet in Kingstree, eight feet over flood stage, forcing evacuations and closing U.S. 52 west of town. In Manning area南 U.S. 15 reopened after three days, with other routes still closed, as two feet of water covered houses along the river. The flood also affected lower Santee and Jamestown projections, while a separate regional desegregation discussion continued at the Southern Regional Education Board in Hot Springs Virginia.
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Donations From Special Interest Groups Aid Scott Campaign
Norfolk AP report notes William L. Scott's campaign has raised over 60,000 since election, with many gifts from single-issue groups. Contributions helped repay an 80,000 loan from J. D. Stetson Coleman, while several committees donated amounts including 5,000 from the Special Political Agricultural Community Education group.
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Burglary Suspect Shot by Asheville Officer
Asheville police said Patrolman Joseph Cooper shot and killed burglary suspect Edward Lyles after he turned on the officer with a four foot iron pipe during a chase in a downtown neighborhood. Lyles, 28, died at Memorial Mission Hospital. another man fled. Police continue investigating.
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