Civil rights groups urge action against new discrimination forms
Civil rights leaders criticize the Nixon administration for underutilizing antidiscrimination tools as the Supreme Court expands desegregation powers. HEW weighs remedies, with officials noting indecision over new steps while prosecutions rise for in school segregation, discriminatory hiring, and biased enrollment in Southern districts.
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Panetta backs federal help on civil rights issues
Leon Panetta, aide to New York Mayor John V. Lindwy, says broad memoranda can offer some protection against discriminatory practices. Ruby Martin, a Washington civil rights lawyer, notes that some people need federal government backing to address such issues.
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