Two Prominent Legal Groups Level Charges Of Misuse Of U S Funds
Washington AP report says NAACP Legal Defense Fund and Harvard Center allege state and local schools diverted millions in federal Indian education funds. The 162 page study covers 60 districts across eight states including Arizona New Mexico North and South Dakota New York Oregon Oklahoma and Montana. It claims funds meant for Indian students were spent on equipment for white students and general operating costs while Bureau of Indian Affairs looked the other way.
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First Joke Revival Meeting Draws Nationwide Interest
New York report on the first Joke Revival Meeting by the National Association for the Advancement of the Art of Joke Telling and the Preservation and Encouragement of the Amateur Story Teller. Executives say the group aims to revive old jokes and combat a laughmaker shortage with nationwide activities. The piece notes humor figures and a quip about changing doctors as example material.
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