Typical Day In Trial Of Manson
In Los Angeles a typical day in court for Charles Manson unfolded as the penalty phase of his second murder trial began. Manson was removed from the courtroom for disrupting proceedings after jurors found him guilty of the murders of Donald Shea and Gary Hinman. The same jury began hearing evidence on whether he should face the death penalty or life imprisonment and he again interrupted, prompting removal by Judge Raymond Choate. The penalty phase continues with Manson already facing potential death in the Tate-Savineca cases.
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Wallace warns Alabama on budget gridlock and school busing
Gov. George Wallace declares Alabama faces complete paralysis without key biennial budgets and pushes for penalties to force compliance with the anti-busing law during a news conference. He called lawmakers to a special session to address the budget crisis and related school policy.
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Alabama
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Segregation By Finance Revealed In Study Findings
A four year study by the National Education Finance Project concludes that American school funding is separate and unequal with wealthy districts spending far more per pupil than poorer areas. The plan urges increasing federal and state funding while reducing the local share to equalize spending nationwide. The report cites local shares at about 52 percent, states 41 percent and federal 7 percent, and proposes local contributions fall to 5 to 10 percent.
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National Education Finance Project
Office of Education
Pittsburgh
Jacquelyn i Mayer Townsend
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John
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