ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WITNESSES
Bradford, Naomi L., member, Board of Education, Denver, Colo., and member, National Association for Neighborhood Schools__.
Brown, Rev. Harold O. J., Ph. D., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School__.._
Charity, Ruth Harvey, chairperson, Virginia State Advisory Committee__
Cortés, Michael, director, Legislative Analysis, National Council of La
Raza, on behalf of Raúl Yzaguirre, national director, National Council of
La Raza__.
Days, Hon. Drew S., III, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Divi- sion, Department of Justice, accompanied by Lani Guinier, Special Assistant to Mr. Days; Gaylord Draper, Research Analyst, Civil Rights Division and Karen Siegel, Office of Legislative Affairs, Department of Justice__
Destro, Robert A., general counsel, Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights_--
Flemming. Dr. Arthur S., Chairman, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights,
accompanied by Murray Saltzman, Commissioner; Frankie Freeman,
Commissioner; Louis Nunez, Deputy Staff Director; Richard Baca,
General Counsel; and Lucy Edwards, Director, Congressional Liaison
Unit, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights__.
Granquist, Wayne G., Associate Director for Management and Regulatory
Policy, Office of Management and Budget, accompanied by William E.
Bonsteel, Management Improvement and Evaluation Division, Office of
Management and Budget--.
Jones, Dorothy S., acting cochairperson, Massachusetts State Advisory
Committee
Kaplan, Debby, Disability Rights Center, Inc--
King, Edward C., attorney, National Senior Citizens Law Center--
Larson, E. Richard, American Civil Liberties Union___.
Lichtman, Judith L., executive director, Women's Legal Defense Fund,
accompanied by Ann Allen_____.
Mitchell, Clarence, chairman, Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, accompanied by Joseph L. Rauh, Jr., general counsel__. Nichols, Ted, chairman, Florida State Advisory Committee_.
Panetta, Hon. Leon E., a U.S. Representative in Congress from the State of California_.
Pérez, Al, associate counsel, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund__.
Todorovich, Miro, coordinator, Committee on Academic Non-Discrimination Page and Integrity--.
Truan, Hon. Carlos, member, State Senate, State of Texas, and member, Texas State Advisory Committee----
Venema, Jim, president, National Association for Neighborhood Schools__ 125 Walberg, Herbert J., Research Professor of Urban Education, University of Illinois_-
Walentynowicz, L. F., executive director, National Polish American Con- gress, accompanied by Zdzislaw Dziekonski, executive assistant____ Wolfskill, Elizabeth, member, Pennsylvania State Advisory Committee__
CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF WITNESSES
Flemming, Dr. Arthur S., Chairman, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights,
accompanied by Murray Saltzman, Commissioner; Frankie Freeman,
Commissioner; Louis Nunez, Deputy Staff Director; Richard Baca,
General Counsel; and Lucy Edwards, Director, Congressional Liaison
Unit, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights---
Days, Hon. Drew S., III, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights
Division, Department of Justice, accompanied by Lani Guinier, Special
Assistant to Mr. Days; Gaylord Draper, Research Analyst, Civil Rights
Division and Karen Siegel, Office of Legislative Affairs, Department of
Justice
Granquist, Wayne G., associate director for Management and Regulatory
Policy, Office of Management and Budget, accompanied by William E.
Bonsteel, Management Improvement and Evaluation Division, Office of
Management and Budget----
Panetta, Hon. Leon E., a U.S. Representative in Congress from the State of California____
Mitchell, Clarence, chairman, Leadership Conference on Civil Rights,
accompanied by Joseph L. Rauh, Jr., general counsel__
Lichtman, Judith L., executive director, Women's Legal Defense Fund,
accompanied by Ann Allen____
Larson, E. Richard, American Civil Liberties Union_-_-
Pérez, Al, associate counsel, Mexican American Legal Defense and Edu- cational Fund----
Bradford, Naomi L., member, Board of Education, Denver, Colorado, and
member, National Association for Neighborhood Schools----
Taylor, William L., director, Center for National Policy Review, Catholic
University of America School of Law---
Charity, Ruth Harvey, chairperson, Virginia State Advisory Committee__
Wolfskill, Elizabeth, member, Pennsylvania State Advisory Committee__
Smith, Marjorie K., chairperson, Maryland State Advisory Committee___
Jones, Dorothy S., acting cochairperson, Massachusetts State Advisory
Committee
Walentynowitz, L. F., executive director, National Polish American Con- gress, accompanied by Zdzislaw Dzielowski, executive assistant_. Sklenar, Jan B., president, Masaryk Chapter Detroit Czechoslovak Na- tional Council of America___
Sternberger, Rabbi Richard S., The Religious Coalition for Abortion
Rights
Brown, Rev. Harold O. J., Ph. D., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School_-
Destro, Robert A., general counsel, Catholic League for Religious and Civil
Rights
Todorovich, Miro, coordinator, Committee on Academic Non-Discrimina- tion and Integrity--
1. S. 2300, a bill to extend the Commission on Civil Rights for 5 years,
to authorize appropriations for the Commission, to effect certain
technical changes to comply with other changes in the law, and for
other purposes--
2. Brief summaries of 38 of approximately 190 publications released by
the Civil Rights Commission during the past 5 years--
3. Proposed substitute language for sec. 3(a) of S. 2300 requested by
Senator Bayh, and submitted by the U.S. Commission on Civil
Rights..
4. Information requested by Senator Bayh and subsequently submitted
by the Commission in regard to costs if the Commission's jurisdic-
tion were expanded to include discrimination on the basis of age and
handicap
5. Reply subsequently submitted by the Commission to a request by
Senator Scott for a list of Federal agencies with civil rights re-
sponsibilities.
6. Reply submitted by Hon. Drew S. Days III, to a request from Senator
Bayh as to Mr. Day's opinion of the effect Massachusetts Board of
Retirement v. Murgia would have on sec. 3(a) of S. 2300 as far as
age discrimination is concerned
7. Agencies with civil rights responsibilities.
8. Biographical sketch of Leon E. Panetta, a Representative in Congress from California.
9. H.R. 10501, a bill to amend the Civil Rights Act of 1957 to require
the constitution of advisory committees within each of the several
States___
10. Letter of February 14, 1978, subsequently submitted by Charles
Stephen Ralston, first assistant counsel, NAACP Legal Defense
and Educational Fund, Inc., at the request of Senator Bayh.... 11. Letter of February 8, 1978, subsequently submitted by E. Richard Larson, National Staff Counsel, American Civil Liberties Union at the request of Senator Bayh..
12. U.S. Commission on Civil R ghts, staff memorandum, to John Buggs,
staff director, from Frank Knorr, Director, Voting Rights Project,
August 30, 1974.
13. List of Texas counties showing major violations of the one-person,
one-vote principle
14. Letter to Mr. John Buggs, Staff Director, U.S. Commission on Civil
Rights, from Vilma S. Martinez, president and general counsel,
MÄLDEF, June 22, 1977__.
15. Letter to Vilma S. Martinez, president and general counsel, MALDEF,
from John A. Buggs, Staff Director, U.S. Commission on Civil
Rights.
17. Letter of February 13, 1978, subsequently submitted by Edward C. King, directing attorney, National Senior Citizens Law Center, at the request of Senator Bayh...
18. Letter from Omar D. Blair, president, School District No. 1, city and
county of Denver, Colo., Board of Education, to Hon. Birch Bayh,
February 1, 1978..
25. Statement presented to the central board of education by representa-
tives of Slavic organizations, Detroit, Mich., April 8, 1975---
26. Letter of February 23, 1976, from Ida T. Murray, chairperson, region
II, board of education, city of Detroit--
27. Letter dated May 25, 1976, from Benedict S. Markowski, central
board member and chairman of region 6, board of education,
Detroit, Mich., to Dr. Arthur Jefferson, general superintendent of
schools
28. Statement presented to the central board of education in regard to
continued discriminatory policies of the school administration, by
representatives of Detroit Slavic communities _ _
29. Community relations bulletin from the Polish American Congress,
Inc., December 1976, "Slavic Communities and the Detroit Millage
Proposal".
30. Statement presented to the central board of education, June 14, 1977,
by representatives of various Slavic communities__
31. Statement presented to the region 2 board of education on March 15,
1978, by Polish American Congress, Ukrainian Congress Committee
and Czechoslovak National Council of America, by Dr. Jan B.
Sklenar___
32. U.S. District Court, eastern district of Michigan, southern division,
Jan Sklenar v. The Central Board of Education of the School District
of the City of Detroit.
*Copies of these exhibits may be found in the subcommittee's files.
PART 1.-ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, STATEMENTS AND MATERIALS FROM
THE U.S. COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS
Letter from Arthur S. Flemming, Chairman, U.S. Commission on Civil
Rights, to Senator Birch Bayh, chairman, Subcommittee on the Consti-
tution, with an enclosure from James T. McIntyre, Jr., Acting Director, Page
Office of Management and Budget_.
Letter from Frankie M. Freeman, Commissioner, U.S. Commission on Civil
Rights, to Senator Birch Bayh with enclosure; "Statement on Affirmative
Action," released by the Commission on October 11, 1977___
Letter from Arthur S. Flemming, to Senator Birch Bayh, with enclosure;
"Regional Advisory Committee Operations".
Letter from Louis Nunez, Acting Staff Director, U.S. Civil Rights Com-
mission, to Senator Birch Bayh, enclosing a copy of a letter sent to Mr.
Leonard Walentynowicz regarding his testimony before the sub-
committee..
Letter from Hon. Parren J. Mitchell, a U.S. Representative in Congress
from the State of Maryland, to Hon. Birch Bayh, a U.S. Senator from
the State of Indiana..
Letter from Hon. Carlos F. Truan, a State senator from the State of
Texas, to Hon. Birch Bayh, chairman, Subcommittee on the Constitution,
January 27, 1978...
Letter and statement from Jorge L. Batista, president and general counsel,
Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund, Inc., to Mr. Ben
Dixon, professional staff member, Subcommittee on the Constitution,
January 31, 1978...
Letter from Hon. Thomas J. McIntyre, a U.S. Senator from New Hamp-
shire, with an enclosure from Philip J. Kenney, director, Division of
Community Affairs, to Senator Birch Bayh, chairman, Subcommittee on
the Constitution__
Statement from Patricia Blau Reuss, legislative chairperson, Colorado
Women's Political Caucus, NWPC Steering Committee representative..
Letter and statement from Edward C. Freiling, Ph. D., president, Scientists
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