Opposition to Civil Rights bill warned as budget weapon
A controversial overview argues the Civil Rights bill would hijack almost $100 billion a year, grant broad regulatory power to federal agencies, and permit jail without trial. It claims loss of local autonomy in elections parks employment and housing and warns of Star Chamber secrecy and blacklist penalties.
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Federal Agencies Fund Various Public Programs Across Agencies
A listing enumerates diverse federal programs and agencies including the Farm Credit Administration Federal Land Banks Banks for Cooperatives Production and Commodity Credit SBA FNMA School Lunch Programs Hill Burton Hospitals Highway Construction Child Welfare Services Social Security Community Health Services Vocational Education and Veterans Benefits across education health finance and development.
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Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Banks
SBA and
FNMA
Hill-Burton Hospitals
Federal Reserve System
Federal Civil Service
Dictatorial Attorney General bill grants broad power over suits
A proposed measure would make the Attorney General a virtual dictator of morals and manners, with taxpayers funding his lawsuits. It would let him shop for favorable judges, sue owners of public accommodations before any charge, sue state and local officials over public facilities without a plaintiff, and sue school boards without a filed suit by a citizen or student.
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House Committee On the Judiciary
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the Coordinating Committee For
Fundamental American Freedoms, Inc
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William Loeb
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New Hampshire
John C. Satterfield
Yazoo City
Mississippi
Joan J. Sywon