Integration Increasing Isolation by Busing Expert Says
Washington AP James S Coleman author of the 1966 Coleman Report says busing in large cities increases racial isolation rather than integration. He notes white flight and fear of disorder under court orders, while praising smaller communities where parents influence policy. He favors incentives to keep whites in integrated schools.
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James S. Coleman
The
University of Chicago
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Coleman
Urban Institute
Washington, D. C
DAV to end all thrift store contracts with private firms
National DAV executive committee voted in Cincinnati to terminate all thrift store contracts operated by private firms for 36 stores in 21 states with a 90 day deadline. The Nashville Banner said the move follows disclosure that the Tennessee DAV was paid 15600 by lending its name to a privately run Outlet Store which grossed over 785000. Robert Ellison of the San Francisco Bay area and Theodore DePew were named as store owners. Ellison also heads Greg Management Co. Ellison expressed willingness to accept the committee’s decision. The 20 DAV owned stores will come under national supervision to restore the organization’s good name.
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National Executive Committee of the Disabled
American Veterans
Cincinnati
Ohio
DAV
Nashville Banner
Department of Tennessee
Robert O. Ellison
San Francisco Bay Area
Theodore DePew
Ventura
Calif
Ellison
Greg Management Co
Ventrua
Ellison Interests
Walter Greaney
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Ken Morrell
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Greaney
Nashville
Sanford Leads In Raleigh Presidential Poll
A Raleigh poll of 278 registered voters by the Institute of Politics Durham shows 14.4 percent favor former North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford for the presidency. Ford is second at 14 percent, Wallace 2.9, Reagan 2.5, Jackson 2.2, Kennedy 1.8, Carter 1.4, with 56.5 percent undecided.
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Raleigh, N.C
Raleigh
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Institute of Politics
Durham
Institute
Ford
Alabama
George Wallace
California
Ronald Reagan
Henry Jackson
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
CIA Ought Not To Pay Tax Aspin Urges Public Assurance
Rep Les Aspin questions CIA responsibility for a $3.1 million tax bill on the Glomar Explorer and seeks a clear explanation of ownership amid a disputed vessel saga. Local assessors in Los Angeles and San Mateo County report rising taxes on related salvage craft, demanding answers on operations and ownership.
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Les Aspin
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
William Colby
Wisconsin Democrat
Los Angeles
Phillip E. Watson
Summa Corp
Howard Hughes Company
Redwood City
Calif
San Mateo
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