Administration's Change in Federal Policy Regarding the Tax Status of Racially Discriminatory Private Schools: Hearing Before the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, Ninety-seventh Congress, Second Session, February 4, 1982U.S. Government Printing Office, 1982 - 703 lappuses |
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... matters that we will be looking into today with staff members . I think it is going to become abundantly clear at this ... matter is referred to the Judiciary Committee . Thank you . Chairman ROSTENKOWSKI . The Chair would also ask ...
... matters that we will be looking into today with staff members . I think it is going to become abundantly clear at this ... matter is referred to the Judiciary Committee . Thank you . Chairman ROSTENKOWSKI . The Chair would also ask ...
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... matter . I hope I can be of help , and I will try to be as brief as I can . I might call to the committee's attention the fact that , in addi- tion to the prepared statement that was released yesterday , there are two brief ...
... matter . I hope I can be of help , and I will try to be as brief as I can . I might call to the committee's attention the fact that , in addi- tion to the prepared statement that was released yesterday , there are two brief ...
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... matter has reached exactly the same conclusion , that tax exemptions are already impermissible as a matter of statutory law and perhaps also of constitutional law , for discriminatory schools . Third , the evidence is overwhelming that ...
... matter has reached exactly the same conclusion , that tax exemptions are already impermissible as a matter of statutory law and perhaps also of constitutional law , for discriminatory schools . Third , the evidence is overwhelming that ...
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... matter to misinform the Supreme Court of the United States on an issue that goes crucially to its jurisdiction , an issue that could decide the question of mootness . One might have expected the Department of Justice to " fess up , " to ...
... matter to misinform the Supreme Court of the United States on an issue that goes crucially to its jurisdiction , an issue that could decide the question of mootness . One might have expected the Department of Justice to " fess up , " to ...
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... matter for nearly 3 weeks . That in itself was a serious breach of duty . The breach is aggravated by the only possible explanations . One possibility is that they hoped the Court would actually be misled into throwing the cases out as ...
... matter for nearly 3 weeks . That in itself was a serious breach of duty . The breach is aggravated by the only possible explanations . One possibility is that they hoped the Court would actually be misled into throwing the cases out as ...
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action administration administration's admissions policy Ashbrook Amendment Attorney August 22 basis of race believe Bob Jones University certiorari Chairman ROSTENKOWSKI charitable contributions Committee common law Cong Congress congressional Connally constitutional court of appeals decision declaratory judgment deductible deny tax exemptions deny tax-exempt status Department of Justice discriminatory private schools district court EGGER enacted enforce exempt status federal filed Fourth Circuit Goldsboro Christian Schools grant Green injunction intent Internal Revenue Code Internal Revenue Service interpretation intervenors issue January Jones and Goldsboro Justice Department legislative history litigation MCNAMAR Mississippi petitioner position public policy purposes question racial discrimination racial segregation racially discriminatory private racially discriminatory schools RANGEL regulations religious Revenue Act revenue procedures Revenue Ruling REYNOLDS SCHMULTS Section 501 segregated segregated academies Senate Service's SHANNON Stat statement statutory Supp supra Supreme Court Tank Truck THROWER tion Treasury Department Trent Lott United violate Wallison
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