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Texas to file affirmative action appeal
The Attorney General is optimistic that the U.S. Supreme Court will hear the case
AUSTIN (AP) — Texas will
file its appeal of an anti-affir
mative action ruling with the
U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday,
the state attorney general’s of
fice says.
Attorney General Dan
Morales has expressed opti
mism that the Supreme Court
will agree to hear the case “and
give guidance to Texas and the
nation on this important issue.”
In the decision being ap
pealed by the state, a three-
judge panel of the 5th U.S. Cir
cuit Court of Appeals in New
Orleans last month struck
down the University of Texas
law school’s admissions policy.
Ruling on a lawsuit filed by
four white law school appli
cants, the court said UT had
failed to justify favoring some
racial groups.
In the wake of that ruling,
higher education officials at a
number of universities had
stopped using race as a factor
in admissions and awarding of
financial aid. Texas then asked
for a stay of the ruling’s effect,
which the 5th Circuit granted.
The stay paved the way for
universities to resume, at least
temporarily, taking race into
consideration in their deci
sions, officials said. The Uni
versity of Texas and Texas
A&M immediately said institu
tions would do so.
After the state files its ap
peal, the stay will remain until
the court decides whether to
consider the case, according to
Morales spokesman Ron Dusek.
If the high court decides to
hear the case, the stay will con
tinue until the case is decided,
Dusek has said. If the court does
not hear the case, the stay would
be dissolved.
Rock'^ Saloon
Tonight April 30th
Show starts at 9:00 P.M.
Steve Green
from
Pete's Plano Bar
on 6th Street In Austin
$1 00 Bar Drinks and
$1 00 Long Necks
till 9:00 p.m.
Register to Win!!
This Tuesday’s give away at J.D. Wells
A Tag Heuer Watch
Courtesy of
John D. Huntley
313B South College Ave. • 846-8916 ^
(located next to Hurricane Harry’s)
Sign up at entry, Tuesday night, must be present to win.
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