Contenders avoid taking lead on busing for balance
A provocative column argues national leaders refuse to endorse ending forced busing for racial balance. It notes Ford Reagan and Shriver avoid a decisive stance while highlighting Boston and other cities with escalating bus integration tensions and police crowd control.
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Racial tensions and busing debate in American cities
The piece argues that while racial desegregation progress exists, annual busing confrontations in Boston and Louisville polarize communities. It cites Dr. Coleman on involuntary busing leading to resegregation and argues for reform within neighborhood schools and legal avenues rather than street violence. It emphasizes constitutional constraints and urges jurists educators and boards to seek less abrasive solutions.
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Preventive Vitamin B-1 for bee stings and chiggers noted
A reader recalls using high dose vitamin B-1 to deter bee stings and chiggers after a Georgia experience. She reports two tablets twice daily helped and urges medical consultation before use. A second letter laments parking tickets and calls for meter elimination to revive downtown shopping.
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Potential threat lists risk to civil liberties in presidential protection
A Washington column argues that hearings will seek a solution to presidential vulnerability but warns that expanding surveillance and detention to curb threats risks constitutional rights. It questions criteria for listing so called potential threats and condemns unfettered agency discretion and predictive policing.
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Marks and My Words Run Riot on City Strikes
The piece mocks local unrest as police and fire crews in a neighboring city strike. It notes a TV editorial writer reveling in the upheaval and hints at a public appetite for similar rhetoric.
Editorial On Public Safety Strikes Draws Fire
A columnist rails against police and fire unions while defending strikers noting pay under 9 000 dollars a year with 15 months without a raise. He argues public safety workers sacrifice for the city and questions personal safety if responders are unavailable.
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