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From: rob@dadla.UUCP (Rob Vetter)
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Subject: Re: Hasidim and women bus drivers
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Date: Wed, 17-Sep-86 19:27:50 EDT
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>>                    (Though I'm against the state providing bussing for
>>any private/parochial school).
>
>Which is just an inconsistent American silliness.  Why not terminate 
>all grants and funding to private/parochial colleges and universities?

	Grants to colleges and universities are idealy to pay for
	a service rendered to the grant giver.  If the U.S. goverment
	wants to build a better bomb, or sees that artificial heart
	research can benefit the public, they give the college a grant.

	While funding for bussing provides such a service, extending the
	funding to private schools makes little sense.  Bus service to
	public schools already exists.  Routes are usually placed
	convieniently for students and schools.  Special bussing to private
	schools places an extra burden on the public by creating more,
	probably rundundant, and possibly unnecessarilily long routes.
	In any case, not the same as "services" provided for in exchange
	for grants.

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