Tax-exempt Status of Private Schools: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Oversight of the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, Ninety-sixth Congress, First Session ....U.S. Government Printing Office, 1979 - 1366 páginas |
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... OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY , Washington , D.C. , April 16 , 1979 . Committee on Ways and Means , House of Representatives , Washington , D.C. DEAR MR . CHAIRMAN : This is in reply to your letter of March 7 to Ms. Cynthia Brown . You ...
... OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY , Washington , D.C. , April 16 , 1979 . Committee on Ways and Means , House of Representatives , Washington , D.C. DEAR MR . CHAIRMAN : This is in reply to your letter of March 7 to Ms. Cynthia Brown . You ...
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Academy administrative amendment bilingual education Black Percent White black students BROWN busing Chairman Christian school church City School Civil Rights Commission on Civil Commissioner KURTZ committee Congress court order Dade County desegregation plan Desegregation Status discrimination discriminatory district court faculty Federal funds GIBBONS grades GRADISON high schools implemented Internal Revenue Service Jefferson County JENKINS League of Women magnet schools metropolitan Mexican American minority students O'LEARY Office for Civil parents percent American Indians percent Asian Americans percent blacks percent Hispanics private schools proposed Revenue Procedure public school desegregation pupils racial racially segregated regulations school board School District school enrollment school system segregation segregation academies staff superintendent Supreme Court tax exemption tax-exempt status teachers telephone interview tion Total Black Percent Tuscaloosa U.S. Commission U.S. Department white flight white students Women Voters Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes
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