Broader HEW civil rights probes debated by activist groups
Washington groups representing women minorities and the handicapped meet to discuss a proposed HEW shift from investigating every bias complaint to using cases to expose broader discrimination patterns. Critics warn the plan could remove the individual grievance remedy despite some support noting slow previous enforcement under Title IX.
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The American Hospital in Paris, founded 1910 by American businessmen, seeks 16 million to upgrade rooms and facilities with space for research. The United States pledges five million dollars in aid, marking its first official contribution. The hospital remains private and nonprofit with a mixed board of American and French governors and a staff of French and American physicians.
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