Federal Commission urges stronger action on school desegregation
The U S Civil Rights Commission urges the Ford administration and Congress to push federal desegregation, noting about 70 percent of black students in the North and 50 percent in the South still attend mostly minority schools. It calls for expanded busing and unified federal leadership to end segregated schooling.
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SALT Commission to Meet Over Ambiguities in Nuclear Pact
The joint U S Soviet commission overseeing SALT compliance will meet again next month to clarify ambiguities in the 1972 arms control pact. Officials say there is no proven Russian violation and the March session aims to settle procedural questions and standards of compliance amid mutual concerns about site construction and underground command posts.
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House Panel Approves Home Mortgage Subsidy Plan
The House Banking Committee backed a subsidy to cut mortgage rates to 6 or 7 percent for about 400,000 buyers through June 30, 1976. Eligibility caps limit income and home value. high-cost areas receive extra funds amid bipartisan opposition and ties to emergency housing relief.
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