Inconsistency Seen in Winchester Handley School Ruling
The piece cites District Court Judge James Turk and a Oct 1 Handley High School ruling amid a Sept 16 racial disturbance at Winchester School. It notes Turk denied a temporary injunction for two expelled black students, later verbally ordering their admission to Dowell J. Howard Vocational School, while others remain suspended or under suit.
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Winchester School
Jacob Johnson
James Turk
Handley High School
Turk
Johnson
Dowell J. Howard Vocational School
Handley
Winchester
Dowell J. Howard
France to tax luxury goods to ease deficit
The French government plans steep tax hikes on pleasures including liquor tobacco and pornographic films starting January 1 as part of a 1976 budget push. The move faces opposition from unions and critics while arguing such levies could curb debt and inflation though burdening consumers and business alike.
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United States
America
John
Jane Doe
Eas
Commission on Federal Paperwork seeks curb on government forms
Fourteen officials and citizens form the Commission on Federal Paperwork to reduce the 5,298 forms and 10 billion annual sheets. They aim to propose two years of recommendations, weighing a central clearance agency, OMB roles, and congressional controls amid privacy and data bank fears.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Commission On Federal
Congress
Senate
Thomas J. McIntyre
D N.H
U.S
Frank Horton
N.Y
Horton
Paperwork Commission
McIntyre
John Motley
National Federation of Independent Business
Trade Association
Congressional Committee
Internal Revenue Service
Oaxaca
OMB
Ernest Evans
Commission
The
Privacy Protection Study Commission
Evans
New Order of Rhetoric Warns on Diplomacy at U N
Leonard Silk argues that Idi Amin's rise and anti Semitic outbursts expose a double standard in diplomacy. He says public support at the United Nations for Amin shows a shift toward a two way street in global politics and U S accountability for allies.
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Washington
Israel
Africa
Uganda
Idi Amin
Amin
Mecca
Tanzania
Libya
Qaddafi
United Nations
Germany
Hitler
United States
Patrick Moynihan
New York Times
NAACP
Clarence Mitchell
U.S
Ford
Pat Moynihan
Pat
Moynihan
Organization of African Unity
U.N
A Tragic Situation Letter Urges School Reform
The Roanoke Star letter argues a judge’s order to place two men in Dowell J. Howard Vocational School shows court overreach and calls for a new law to shield school officials from judicial interference. It urges discipline, lawful schooling, and revolt against taxation without representation.
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the Star
Jacob Johnson
Christopher Good
Michael Crawford
Dowell J. Howard
Board of Education
Roanoke
Loish. Kirk
Bellview Ave
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Eugene P. Miller
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