Bunny Mitchell Emerges as Key White House Minority Liaison
Washington profile of Bunny Mitchell aka Martha Mitchell, the White House special assistant for special projects and District of Columbia liaison. She wields policy making reach, organizes the District Task Force, and faces praise for accessibility while critics call her token or window dressing. Mitchell stresses race transcends, and she chairs District Task Force meetings when Mondale is away, earning respect from Carter aides.
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Rhodesia views and cross commentary in letters page
A reader defends Rhodesia against negative U S coverage claiming blacks are well treated, compares Rhodesia to early Arizona conflicts, and cites education rates. Letters also address postal service, Elvis writing praise, crosswalk safety for seniors, and city council weather lore. The Citizen invites reader letters with contact details.
Uphill Fight Against Forced Busing Gains Ground
Public opinion and a 1970s Supreme Court decision fuel debate on abolishing compulsory school busing. Ohio Democrat Ron Mottl pressured discharge petitions to bypass committees, aiming to let a floor vote on a constitutional amendment restricting busing as a tool for racial integration.
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Mottl gains momentum in bid to curb compulsory busing
As signatures rise toward 197, a bipartisan push led by Rep. Mottl gains support to end compulsory busing. Critics cite public opinion shifts and a Supreme Court Dayton ruling prompting changes. Reagan adds conservative commentary.
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Postscript puzzle clues mix in Los Angeles Times style
A puzzle grid style list appears with Across and Down clues covering weather, language, science, and odd abbreviations. Entries reference figures like Larry Menin, various abbreviations, and a mix of general knowledge prompts across a theme likely for a weekend Focus section.
Tucson Pedestrian Roulette Signals Alarm Transit Critics
Readers report dangerous walk signals in Tucson causing pedestrians including seniors to be stranded mid crosswalk as buses depart on crosstown routes leaving travelers to wait for the next green. Officials deny blame and say timing is set for safety and efficiency.
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