News of the day for September 9, 1983 - the School desegregation odyssey continues with teachers going out on strike in Missouri and schools shut down in Newport Oregon over budget cuts and loss of collective bargaining in the spotlight in with teachers in New Haven Connecticut.
September 9, 2011

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School Desegregation rearing its head in 1983.


This particular September 9th in 1983 had a lot to do with the state of education in the U.S. - Missouri teachers were going out on strike over School Desegregation. Schools were shut in Newport Oregon because of budget cuts and collective bargaining was in danger with school teachers in New Haven Connecticut.

Not a particularly good day if you were a kid trying to get an education in 1983.

NBC Radio News on the Hour for September 9, 1983.

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