High court ruling denies free school bus for poor children
The Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision held that poor children do not have a constitutional right to free bus transportation to and from school. Justice O'Connor stated states may choose to charge user fees and are not compelled to provide free busing, signaling limited federal obligation in rural areas.
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Senate defeats bid to trade layoff notices for severance pay
Senate Democrats blocked a Republican amendment that would excuse employers from providing 60 days notice of large layoffs if severance pay is offered. The 59 to 31 vote kept the bill’s notice requirement intact while delaying action on a broader trade measure separate from the plant closing rule.
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