Word: nonpublicized
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2. For every week of lockout or strike, tax the ultimate victor 10% of the annual value of net concessions won over pre-strike position. Nonpublic-service industries might be allowed a two-week exemption.
But casting a child adrift in New York's schools, perhaps to find excellence and perhaps only to acquire a Bronx accent, is not to the taste of most white parents affluent enough to afford any alternative. New York is losing four students to the suburbs for every one...
> As for federal aid to nonpublic schools, 76% of the board members are firmly against it.
Past performance made the position plain in all but degree. In 1949 the hierarchy insisted on federal funds for books, buses and health aids. In 1960 it pressed for federal loans to nonpublic schools. Congress refused, and federal bills died partly because Catholics opposed them.
*By interpreting the First Amendment ("Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof") to mean exclusion of direct aid to nonpublic schools. In the Everson case of 1947, the court upheld by 5 to 4 a New Jersey law authorizing free bus...