Desegregation turmoil in Charlotte Mecklenburg schools
The Swann case spawns about 50 motions as four remain before courts. Gov. Scott cites a 1969 state law to bar state funds for busing while the school board lacks funds to buy buses or hire drivers. National attention surfaces with reports of a possible Nixon intervention, later rejected by aides.
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Scott Plans Washington Trip To Protect Neighborhood Schools
Gov. Bob Scott will travel to Washington on Tuesday to press Congress on preserving the neighborhood school concept and opposing involuntary busing. He backs the Stavnis amendment for equal state treatment and vows support for federal measures to safeguard local schools and coordinate Raleigh with Washington.
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