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Busing / Dayton, Ohio #45349

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Sep 02, 1976
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(Studio) Busing goes into effect for 1st time in Dayton, Ohio; is peaceful.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith

(Dayton, Ohio) Local leaders and officials have been laying groundwork for peaceful change for 5 mos. Details noted. [WOMAN - says at 1st not too happy, but after seeing school, glad child going there.] [2nd WOMAN - says she'll go along with it, stand by children and do best she can.] Radio, television and local papers have helped. (TV film with regard to issue shown.) Local leaders cooperating. [School board PRES. - says accept fact it's going to happen and make sure children's education, not personal feelings, comes 1st.] Dayton's busing peaceful because people worked together.
REPORTER: Greg Dobbs

Reporter(s):
Dobbs, Greg;
Smith, Howard K.
Duration:
00:02:00

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