Detroit Embraces Court Ordered School Busing Plan
Detroit moves toward integration under a federal court order as Judge Demascio reshapes the system. The plan limits busing to city schools, shifts grade structure, and faces NAACP appeals arguing it does not go far enough. Supreme Court signals split stance on larger city cases.
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Ministers Oppose Miller Brewery Site Over Morals and Jobs
In Eden North Carolina ministers oppose Miller Brewing Co plans for a 1600 acre site near the Virginia line citing moral and environmental concerns. The move follows Miller’s interest in a $175 million plant that could create 1000 jobs, amid local unemployment and a Raleigh Chamber rejection. The group formed a Rockingham County chapter of the Christian Action League urging the community to resist the brewery.
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Goodbye Recession Forecasts Stir Debate Across Economists
The State of the Union claim that the worst recession ended last spring drew mixed reactions. Economists cite the Commerce Department index and other indicators showing modest recovery while some business leaders and analysts warn against overoptimism. Policymakers and analysts stress uncertainty from oil prices, wars, and harvests shaping 1976 prospects.
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Primaries or Mirage How Iowa Caucuses Mislead
A reflective critique argues Iowa Democrats showed weak support for Harris Udall and Shriver amid a media driven image of a political surge. The piece notes low participation, declares Carter’s viability uncertain, and likens caucuses to a media event rather than decisive early voting. It warns against overvaluing fractional delegate scenes and urges perspective on primaries’ real impact.
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Wallace Governorship In Wheelchair Faces Final Run
Governor Wallace of Alabama, paraplegic from WWII injuries, speaks of ongoing health limits and a 1976 presidential bid may be his last. He uses a wheelchair for mobility works out daily and maintains weight while smoking cigars and avoiding alcohol. Despite disability he maintains political activity, receives disability payments, and contemplates life after office.
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Christmas Gift Etiquette From a Carmichael Household
In a humorous Christmas column, a mother coaches her son on writing thank you notes to relatives and even pretend relatives for gifts. The dialogue centers on politeness, honesty, and the social pressure to express gratitude during the holiday season.
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