Supreme Court Limits State Aid to Private Schools
Vic tors in the Supreme Court’s decision strike down state funded special educational programs for slow learners in private schools. The court upheld the textbook loan program while voiding $33 million for 435,000 parochial students due to First Amendment concerns. Bishop James S. Rausch denounces the ruling as harming handicapped children in nonpublic schools.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
James S. Rausch
US. Catholic Conference
American Civil Liberties Union
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Americans United For Separation of Church and State
Americans United
Ohio
Leo Pfeffer
New York
ACLU
NAACP
Pfeffer
Ed Doerr
44 killed as Mexican bus plunges into canyon near Oaxaca
A passenger bus veered off a curve known as The Devil's Spine near Oaxaca and fell 800 feet into a canyon. At least 44 people died and 18 were injured as rescuers searched for more victims. The bus was reportedly speeding from Mexico City when the driver peeled an apple, took his hands from the wheel, and could not regain control.
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Oaxaca
Mexico
UPI
Jose Gomez
Mexico City
Gomez
Public notice items from Santa Barbara court and school district
Public notice covers a 1975 change of name for James Dean Abbott to James Dean Melbye with a June 23 hearing in Santa Maria and required publication in Lompoc Record. It also includes multiple bids notices from Lompoc Unified School District for bus engines, diesel replacements, and related vehicle purchases with bid deadlines June 4 1975 and conditions to accompany bids.
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Betty AN Melbye
James Dean Abbott
Order Ory
Jamean Abbott
James Dean Melby
Department No. Smi
East Cook Street
Santa Maria
California
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
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Santa Barbara County
Lompoc Unified School District
A” Street
Box H. Lompoc, California
Lompoc Unified
Board OF Trustees
Chevrolet
Wayne
P.O. Box H. Lompoc
California lawmakers advance farm labor and education bills
Governor supports farm labor relations amendments while a bill lets districts exempt seniors from physical education. Senate committees approve a $950 million housing program and secret ballot farm worker elections. A referendum drive seeks to repeal private sex acts laws, aiming to delay their effect until after the June 1976 primary.
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Sacramento
United Press International
Governor Farm
Farm Labor
Gregorio
San Mateo
Mayfield
John Mayfield
North Coast Regional Coastal Zone Commission
L. R. Thomas
Eureka
Senate
ABI
Chacon
San Diego
Assembly
Calif
UPI
California
Coalition of Christian Citizens
Prehistoric rhinoceros skull found near Ogallala Nebraska
A partial rhinoceros skull dating 30 to 40 million years old was excavated from a cliff wall along Lake Ogallala ten miles north of Ogallala Nebraska. Chadron State College professor Larry Ange broad and a student archaeologist, aided by Ogallala teacher Rick Koza, removed the heavy specimen after teeth were found weeks earlier by two ninth grade students while fishing.
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Ogallala, Neb
Rick Koza
Ogallala
Allen Brock
Larry Gallentine
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