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By GEORGE BOWLES Rappahannock New* ('otrrwpnnHenl The Robb administration, like those which have gone before it for a decade, is under the federal gun because of the slow pace of desegregation in the state's institutes of higher learning.
The U. S. Department of Education's regional Office of Civil Rights contends that there are several serious problems with Virginia's desegregation plans. It notes a widening gap in the number of black and white students applying for college entrance, a higher graduation rate among white students, the small number of black students at predominantly white colleges and inferior facilities at the state's two predominantly black
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