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The ruling narrowed civil-rights law coverage and curtailed OCR jurisdiction in pending complaints, with additional cases placed on policy hold. 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ENEORCEMENT,SINGLETON SAYS\n\nThe Education Department's Office for Civil Rights has maintained a\"finerecord of achievement”in enforcing civil rights laws in the nation's schoolsand colleges,despite the U.s.Supreme Court's Grove City College ruling,OCRchief Harry Singleton said yesterday.  \nLast year's Grove City ruling,which narrowed the coverage of civil rightslaws,has curtailed OCR's jurisdiction in five pending complaint cases,Single-ton told a joint congressional panel.  \nApproximately 60 other cases have been put on hold“awaiting further policyguidance\"in light of the High Court's ruling,he told the House Education andLabor and Judiciary committees.OCR enforces civil rights statutes in educa-tional institutions.  \nLegislation Needed     Prior to the Grove City decision,OCR assumed it hadjurisdiction to enforce civil rights laws throughout an institution if any ofits departments received federal aid,Singleton said(HED,Feb.29,1984)。Butbecause the High Court has interpreted the laws to be narrow in scope,it willtake legislative action to restore broad enforcement powers to ED,he said.  \nTwo bills to do just that are currently before Congress,and Singleton and theJustice Department's assistant attorney general for civil rights,William Brad-ford Reynolds,spoke yesterday in favor of one of the bills,S.272.  \nThat measure,endorsed by the Reagan administration,would provide institution-wide civil rights coverage in education institutions,but not in other institu-tions,such as hospitals,businesses and local governments.  \nThe other bill,H.R。700,supported by a majority of the members of the Houseand 46 senators,would provide broad coverage of the laws to all institutions.  \nThe four laws are Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act,Title IX of the 1972Education Amendments,Section 504 of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act and the AgeDiscrimination Act,which ban race,sex,handicap and age bias,respectively.  \nSingleton and Reynolds expressed displeasure with H.R.700,saying the billwould broaden the scope of the civil rights laws to a wider degree than existedprior to the Grove City ruling.  \nH.R。700,dubbed the Civil Rights Restoration Act,is not a \"useful legislativetool\"to reverse Grove City because under the bill,\"no matter how large orsmall the federal assistance,how long or fleetingly it remains with the enti-ty,or how far removed in the chain of distribution,\"the institution is cov-ered,Reynolds testified.(more)  \nMarch 8,1985  \n# GROVE CITY HAS NOT HURT ENFORCEMENT,SINGLETON SAYS(Cont.)\n\n\"Rather,the impetus of H.R.700 seems to be a purely ideological one:1.e.touse the overturning of Grove City as a vehicle for expanding to the fullest ex-tent possible the reach and role of the federal bureaucracy into every facet ofthe public and private affairs of all citizens,\"Reynolds said.  \nEarlier in the day,however,H.R.700 received nothing but praise.NAACPExecutive Director Benjamin Hooks,National Organization for Women PresidentJudy Goldsmith,Citizens'Commission on Civil Rights Chairman Arthur Flemmingand several congressmen said H.R.700,and not the administration-backed Senatebill,represents the best hope for a reversal of Grove City.  \nFlemming recalled his days as president of the University of Oregon,noting theuniversity had received substantial grants from the National Science Founda-tion.The\"entire university benefited from those grants,\"Flemming said,as aportion of the federal grant was used to defray overhead costs.This being thecase,he sald,\"taxpayers have the right to expect that the constitutional andmoral imperatives that are incorporated in our laws against discrimination willbe implemented throughout the entire institution.\"--Greg McCaffery  \n# MOST CASES AFFECTED BY GROVE CITY FOUND TO INVOLVE SEX BIAS\n\nThe practical effects of the U.S.Supreme Court's February 1984 Grove City Col-lege decision are just starting to be felt in the nation's schools and col-leges,as the 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