Richardson on busing and desegregation policy remarks
Richardson, secretary of health, education, and welfare, defended busing as beneficial for children to attend neighborhood schools while acknowledging administrative delays in desegregation. He rejected claims of disagreement with Nixon on the issue and noted federal desegregation directions and Austin, Texas, plans that prompted cabinet resignation rumors. He stressed that progress hinges on communities and courts, not delays, and cited Southern resistance as a factor in pace.
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Dollar Gains Strength In Europe
The dollar firmed against the West German mark and the French franc while holding steady versus the yen as Nixon’s policies ripple globally. Moscow raised ruble values for 15 foreign currencies but kept the dollar at $1.11.
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Can't Pay For Petition Signing In Oregon
Portland rebels against signature collection for a voter measure. State Attorney General seeks injunction against two Portland tobacco wholesalers over paid signatures. Law requires 26 601 valid signatures by Tuesday for a five cent cigarette tax proposal to go to a vote. Oregon bill would raise cigarette tax to five cents.
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