U S Civil Rights Panel Attacks Ford Antibusing Stance
The U S Commission on Civil Rights charged the Ford administration with undermining peaceful desegregation through its antibusing policy. The panel urged Congress to unfreeze federal funds for busing and offered a tax break plan to move families into desegregating neighborhoods. The six-member panel, led by Arthur Fleming, criticized executive and legislative efforts to curb court power.
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Court OKs Omaha plan for busing
The Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a federal desegregation plan for Omaha Nebraska public schools. The plan requires busing about 9,000 of 57,000 students as the district opens on September 7, with praise for the court and Citizens Task Force for crafting a plan promising equal educational opportunity for all races.
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Desegregation Efforts Cross Country and Lessons
The commission's 315 page study notes desegregation succeeds most where local officials back it. It cites hearings in Louisville Tampa Boston Denver Berkeley Minneapolis and Corpus Christi and surveys of 93 districts. It finds violence in Boston and Louisville contrasted with peaceful desegregation in others.
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Boston and Louisville officials push back on desegregation report
Boston and Louisville officials criticized a U S Civil Rights Commission report on their handling of court ordered school desegregation last year. The commission cited leadership failures amid violent protests in both cities. In Louisville County Judge Todd Hollenbach said the report offered no guidance while mixing busing and desegregation. In Boston antibusing leaders dismissed the findings as flawed and faulted planning and police response though most schools desegregated peacefully.
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Missing Person Alert Near Broadway and Ed
A terse public notice requests help locating Ricky immediately. Contact 437-4034 or Sgt. Stroud at 436-9811 with any information. The message notes wearing tovis bive and fie with hair in an uniperm, and references last scan near Broadway and Ed.
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