Busing Ordered For Del City Desegregation Plan
A federal court panel ordered cross district busing for about 63 000 students in Wilmington Delaware to begin in 1977 under a desegregation plan crossing city and suburban lines. The decision applies to Wilmington city schools and 11 New Castle County districts with a flexible racial balance range and a committee to work out specifics, though no fixed minority quota is set.
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Rome rally features Lazio leader Maurizio Ferrara on PCI ticket
Two boys listen as Maurizio Ferrara, head of the Lazio regional government, campaigns in Rome on the PCI ticket for Parliament. Balloting is scheduled for June 20.
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City Answers on paving Albert Street and voter questions
Topics cover paving petitions for Albert Street dirt section with assessments per foot, plus responses on drug information hotlines, pregnancy help, and polling duties. Includes action line guidance, number to call, and how to contact Guilford County social services and Family Planning Center for related needs.
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U S Presses Rhodesia Talks Amid Policy Divisions
The Ford administration steps up pressure on Rhodesian President Smith to negotiate a peaceful path for black majority rule. Talks between Smith and Ford are unlikely. The Byrd amendment on chrome imports remains under debate as Kissinger backs UN sanctions and Tunney pushes repeal. Reagan criticizes policy amid Rhodesia tensions.
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Current Members Will Dominate Senate Spy Panel
The Senate votes to form a 15 member intelligence committee with eight members from existing oversight panels. Democrats will fill eight seats and Republicans seven, amid debate over representation and past oversight failures. The panel gains exclusive CIA budget control and joint oversight of other agencies, and may reopen JFK murder leads.
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Draft HHH Committee May Announce Today
The Associated Press reports President Ford may gain help from New York’s large undecided delegation after wins in Michigan and Maryland. A meeting of the New York Republican delegation led by Richard Rosenbaum is planned next week to consider backing Ford, though Reagan still has support. Humphrey’s backers push a draft, appointing Joseph Crangle and Rep. Paul Simon, as Michigan and Maryland results push toward an open convention. Humphrey insists he would accept only a convention draft, while Edmund Brown Jr. aided by Maryland vote could influence the protracted nomination race.
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Levi's Busing Decision Could Shape National Campaign
Atty Gen Edward Levi moves toward a decision that could mount busing as a national issue. White House and Justice officials say no immediate effect on Boston or other court orders and a change would likely wait until after 1976 elections. Levi may ask the Supreme Court to review the Boston busing order by filing a friend of the court brief.
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River Bill Going To House Floor
Washington House interior committee approved Rep Steve Neal bill to add a 26.5 mile North Carolina river stretch to the National Wild and Scenic Rivers system and bar any dam from flooding it The measure would block Appalachian Power Co Blue Ridge Project in Virginia and North Carolina Neal called the vote bipartisan and decisive and said passage depends on Rules Committee action with House debate possible before summer
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Jerry Brown Defies Easy Political Label In 16 Months
SACRAMENTO CALIF. Jerry Brown has been a political mix of liberal and conservative in 16 months as California governor. He has made limited sweeping changes but influenced areas from sex laws to education spending. He champions lowered expectations and limits on government while critics call his approach a politics of drift. His high popularity persists despite questions about his record and philosophy.
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