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Editor:
The State of Virginia will lose $66.2 million in federal money during this school term if Congress does not successfully vote to override the President’s veto of the Education Appropriations Bill (HR 5901) on September 9, 1975.
More specifically what does this mean?
1. If President Ford’s veto stands, Virginia’s losses in federal support will have to be made up by local taxpayers or education programs will be crippled because local school budgets have already been set and adopted for this school year.
2. If President Ford’s veto stands, Virginia schools will get barely half of the federal funds received in 1975 with which to do the same or a better job in education during 1976.
3. If President Ford’s veto stands, Virginia will lose federal assistance in programs which ben
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