Reagan administration may sue to enforce desegregation busing
The Reagan administration contemplates suits against school boards for inferior education to minorities and may join with systems seeking to lift mandatory busing orders. Justice official William Bradford Reynolds outlined tests for compliance, focusing on equal education and maximum desegregation without mandatory busing, with possible remedies including teacher reassignment and incentives for minority enrollment.
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Death Probe After Four Year Old Found Dead In Yard
Authorities in North Charleston Dorchester County opened an autopsy to determine if four year old Stephen Olesaczuk died from foul play or exposure. He vanished Saturday afternoon from his townhouse driveway and was found in a wooded area nearly a quarter mile away. The boy’s body was taken to MUSC for autopsy as Sheriff Carl Knight noted uncertainty and the coroner awaited results.
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Cardinal Cody Hospitalized in Chicago for Routine Tests
Cardinal John Cody, 73, archbishop of Chicago, checked into Columbus Hospital on the North Side for routine tests. An archdiocesan spokesman said there is no change in his health and he is expected to be released tomorrow night. He drove himself to the hospital per doctor’s orders.
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