Special Decision Asked On Schools
U S Supreme Court may sit in special session to rule on desegregation orders for Charlotte Mecklenburg schools. NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund seeks reversal of the 4th Circuit decision upholding busing limits while 13 000 elementary pupils face reassignment. The district court judge had ordered widespread busing to desegregate. the circuit court narrowed that scope. The appeal argues the city’s segregation stemmed from official actions and housing policy.
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Hospital costs should be shared by all citizens says official
Marion Foster executive director of the North Carolina Hospital Association told a one man subcommittee that hospital services costs should be shared by all. He argued those who can pay are in double jeopardy when their funds help cover indigent patients, while government funds remain insufficient. He urged that hospitals not be required to underwrite care for those unable to pay. Dr Ronald Levine urged more state funds to support local health services as county governments now bear 85 percent of costs.
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Wage Issue Sparks Congressional Furor Over Controls
Congress debates standby wage and price controls tied to President Nixon's policies. House Democrat Carl Albert signals support for standby authority, while Nixon opposes any wage price legislation. Debates rise as debt ceiling looms and May living costs rise. Treasury secretary Kennedy echoes possible tax increase talks.
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