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(3 of 12) Court cut back in some areas, notably the rights of criminals, but went much further than the Warren Court in others. It allowed publication of the Pentagon papers, generally upheld affirmative action, made sex discrimination unconstitutional, permitted forced busing in school-desegregation cases and, most startlingly, gave...
In legal circles, Bork, 57, is well known for his preachments on judicial restraint. He believes that judges should not aggrandize their power by second-guessing other branches of Government. As Solicitor General he opposed court-ordered busing to integrate schools. As a Yale Law School professor, he often accused...
The debate over taxes has been symptomatic of this entire camping, which has become a contest between members of opposite wings of the Republican part. Richardson, an old-line Brahmin who has held doses of cabinet posts, including Secretary of Defense, has advocated a more liberal approach to social and...
Social Issues. She parted company with Democratic leaders and opposed the use of mandatory busing to provide a better racial balance in public schools. She also supported Reagan's proposal to provide tax credits for parents who send their children to private, including parochial, schools. Although she voted for...
Only recently have those discrepancies started to fade. "Now we preach social integration. We are busing our children. We have about 25% mixed marriages," says Eliezer Shmueli, a Sephardi who is director general of the Ministry of Education. "There is a renaissance of Sephardic culture and ethnic pride." A record...