Senate rejects anti busing amendment in energy bill
The Senate defeated the Helms anti busing proposal 48 to 43 in a late 20th century vote, to bar federal aid to districts that refuse desegregation bus basing. Biden offered a weaker alternative to curb race based assignments while Brooke defended HEW authority. The move aimed to end busing as a desegregation tool but courts would still direct cases.
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Ford says busing not to be campaign issue in 1976
President Ford will not make busing a political issue for 1976 despite remarks on desegregation. White House aide William Greener said Ford discussed the matter with him and remains committed to enforcing law while pursuing better schools and smaller classes.
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