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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... reason so many Mem- bers of this body are a bit impatient with the suggestion that new legislation is needed . The fact is that Congress has spoken several times , always con- sistent with the Nation's commitment to racial equality ...
... reason so many Mem- bers of this body are a bit impatient with the suggestion that new legislation is needed . The fact is that Congress has spoken several times , always con- sistent with the Nation's commitment to racial equality ...
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... to the Solicitor General's Office yester- day afternoon , and I was told that I couldn't receive an official answer , but I was assured that the reason certainly " isn't that we did not consider filing something in the Supreme Court . 9.
... to the Solicitor General's Office yester- day afternoon , and I was told that I couldn't receive an official answer , but I was assured that the reason certainly " isn't that we did not consider filing something in the Supreme Court . 9.
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... reason to believe that sometime this morning , having seen the statement that I submitted yesterday , they are filing something - should they do that , it will still be important to understand why the Depart- ment of Justice knowingly ...
... reason to believe that sometime this morning , having seen the statement that I submitted yesterday , they are filing something - should they do that , it will still be important to understand why the Depart- ment of Justice knowingly ...
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... reasons , even if the Constitution did not independently compel the denial of tax benefits to racist schools , I would conclude that the Administration's imposition here of a requirement of explicit congressional approval that is ...
... reasons , even if the Constitution did not independently compel the denial of tax benefits to racist schools , I would conclude that the Administration's imposition here of a requirement of explicit congressional approval that is ...
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... reason to encourage this false impression in the Supreme Court is to increase the likelihood that the Court will regard the pending controver- sy as moot , and will accordingly vacate the Fourth Circuit's rulings against tax benefits ...
... reason to encourage this false impression in the Supreme Court is to increase the likelihood that the Court will regard the pending controver- sy as moot , and will accordingly vacate the Fourth Circuit's rulings against tax benefits ...
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