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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1976

Page

2

Private School Desegregation Ruling Sparks Mixed Views

Private school leaders in the South say the Supreme Court desegregation ruling may have little impact due to high tuition. Montgomery Academy in Alabama has one Black student and charges $1,200 yearly. other academies up to $2,000. Northern schools blame cost for limiting Black enrollment, while Black leaders say impact hinges on school quality. President Ford cited parental rights. Carter called the decision adequate and opposed extending to sectarian schools. Reagan questioned federal authority over private school segregation. One New Orleans administrator furious, claiming constitutional rights are violated.

Supreme Court Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan South Kenneth Adyss Montgomery Academy of Montgomery Ala Adyss Thomas Reed Alabama Naacp Alabama CHARLES #veKS Fayette, Miss Carter Reagan Helen Schaub AAA New Orleans

Gerrymandering drive puts Ohio map challenge before judge

GOP attorney Howarth requests U S District Judge Dattisti lift an injunction to allow Gov Rhodes to challenge Ohio’s 1971 district map. Democrats hold the House 59 to 4 and 21 to 12 in margins, with Rhodes alleging gerrymandering that violates constitutional equal population standards. The move follows a 1972 panel ruling upholding one man one vote, and action would affect the 1978 elections.

Columbus Robert F. Howarth Jr Apportionment ‘Board Cleveland U. S Frank J. Dattisti Howarth James A. Rhodes Rhodes General Assembly Ohio Battisti Apportionment Board John J. Gilligan Office of Budget and Management Batisti

Deadlock threatens延 Federal Energy Administration extension

Washington Reuters A House Senate deadlock over energy conservation laws may halt the Federal Energy Administration at midnight Wednesday. Deputy FEA chief John Hill said odds favor failure to reach a 14 year extension agreement, potentially leaving only the agency name intact while operations continue. The dispute centers on Kennedy loan guarantees and other federal actions for home and business conservation, with House leaders resisting those provisions.

Washington UPI House Senate Federal Energy Administration FEA John Hill Hill Harley Staggers D-W. Va Edward Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy Richard Nixon Federal Energy Office Congress

Carter's VP Pick Becomes Hot Topic Across Parties

As Jimmy Carter holds the Democratic nomination, debate centers on his running mate. In Jackson Mississippi mayor Charles Evers warned a black VP choice could swing November, while John Glenn avoided comment. Carter in Plains Georgia said he would decide at the last moment.

Washington UPI Jimmy Carter Ford Ronald Reagan Jackson Miss Charles Evers Fayette Carter America Columbus Ohio Sen John Glenn Plains

Ford hits 1000 delegates as Minnesota votes show

President Ford crossed the 1,000 delegate mark by winning 17 of 18 at large Minnesota delegates at the GOP convention in St Paul. Reagan won the remaining Minnesota at large and Carter leads Democrats with 1,526 delegates to win the nomination. Brown indicated support for Carter if he wins the nomination. First Lady Betty Ford campaigned in Minnesota.

Betty Ford St. Paul Ford UPI Minnesota California Edmund G. Brown Jr Jimmy Carter Georgia Carter Brown Ronald Reagan Independent Republican Party Reagan Associated Press Idaho Montana Helena Moscow NBC Fred Epstein Yester Colorado Plains Central Intelligence Agency George Bush CIA Washington

Newspaper pricing notice for Elyria second class mail rates

Notice lists Second Class Mail privileges for Elyria. Ghia 44035 rates. Daily 15 cents, Sunday 25 cents. Publication by The Lorain County Finning and Publishu. Home delivery at five cents a week. By mail in United States daily and Sunday is 52.00 per year in advance.

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