New Civil Rights Rules Sent To U S Colleges
Washington AP The U S Office of Civil Rights issued nine page rules to colleges and universities to ensure equal access for women and minorities in faculty hiring while avoiding reverse discrimination against white males. The guidance targets institutions with federal contracts and clarifies that hiring goals are not rigid quotas.
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GOP Launches 2 Million Dollar Campaign Program
GOP leaders unveiled a 2 million dollar program to boost the party image. The plan includes television ads and a large voter registration drive next fall, approved by the RNC despite internal disagreements. Missouri Governor Christopher Bond questioned reliance on advertising and urged focus on performance.
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Arctic Gas Plans Face Regulatory Hurdles For Alaska Pipeline
Shortages of natural gas spark proposals to move Arctic gas to the United States. El Paso Natural Gas proposes a Alaska to coast LNG scheme while Arctic Gas Pipeline Co plans a 2600 mile northern Canada route to Idaho and Montana. Regulators in Washington Ottawa and Canada must approve.
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