No constitutional right to education says state attorney
Denver AP report shows Assistant State Atty Warren Martin argues before a Denver district court panel that no one has a constitutional right to education and that the state does not treat handicapped children unfairly in Colorado. The case by the Colorado Association for Retarded Children seeks free education for all who can benefit and equal opportunities for the handicapped.
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Kansas University dean decision reversed before the court
The 10th U S Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling and remanded for set aside judgment. Gary Dean Jackson, a black assistant dean at the University of Kansas, was dismissed in mid 1970 amid university tensions and a shooting death in July. The court found no proper charges or hearing, upholding grounds for potential retaliation claims and insufficient record for summary judgment.
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