House Buses Curbs Against Court Ordered School Desegregation
The House approved a measure restricting Justice Department funding from forcing students to attend schools beyond their nearest home, with exceptions for handicapped pupils. The amendment, backed by Rep. Collins, passed 265 to 122 in a bid to curb court ordered busing, while a broader DOJ funding bill of 2.3 billion was also advanced.
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James Collins
Texas
Senate
Reagan
Justice Department
Collins
Peter Rodino
D-N.j
Judiciary Committee
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Rodine
Edwards
Bobbi Feidler
Rcalif
Los Angeles
Dole says grain recovery will be slow after Soviet embargo
Senator Bob Dole told the National Association of Wheat Growers that the American grain industry faces a gradual rebound after the Soviet embargo. He warned Soviets may remain a residual market while governments seek new long term terms, citing potential for expanding exports to China and discussions on a new grain agreement pending mid July.
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Bob Dole
R-Kan
National Association of Wheat Growers
Dole
Kansas
London
Russia
Reagan
Department of Agriculture
China
Minor Redistricting to Balance Kansas Congressional Districts
Census figures show Kansas five districts near balance after decade. First District underpopulated by 23,818. Fourth District needs 6,230 more. Third and Fifth districts show surpluses of 19,909 and 7,965 respectively. Second District over by 2,172. Legislature to consider reshaping districts with summer hearings.
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Kansas
U.S
Bureau of the Census
Pat Roberts
Census Bureau
Roberts
Wichita
Dan Glickman
Larry Winn
Kansas City
Kan
Augusta
Bob Whittaker
Jim Jeffries
Topeka
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