Senate Antibusing Bill Fails in Senate Clash Over Desegregation
WASHINGTON UPI A tough antibusing bill died in the Senate after northern liberals blocked cloture. The measure would bar busing to desegregate schools except as a last resort, allow reopenings under court orders, and seeks to end a two decade desegregation trend. Leaders warned adjournment loomed as votes fell short.
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Finck Seeks Welfare Aid After Social Security Hike
In Austin a House Appropriations subcommittee weighs Finck bill to fund medical expenses for about 18,000 elderly bumped off welfare by the latest social security increase. The plan would spend 6 million dollars, matched by federal funds, to cover medical costs and extend eligibility to thousands more elderly and disabled families.
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Texas House OKs plan for deepwater port commission
The Texas House approved a bill to create a nine member state commission to study and propose a deepwater port to berth jumbo oil tankers. The measure would require environmental review and is less expansive than earlier versions. The bill moves to the Senate for consideration.
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