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Also wants academies to be returned to local authority control and to scrap tuition fees.

Or should housing stock – and staff – be returned to local authorities now the decent homes standard has been met?

The time devoted to N.F.L. games on Fox and ABC will be returned to local stations, with round-the-clock news coverage likely.

The Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) said the academy experiment had failed in Carlisle and the school should be returned to local authority control.

More than half of the £4bn spent annually in the UK by the EU should be returned to local and devolved governments, he said.

"If they [schools] are not willing to expand, then powers to create new schools should be returned to local authorities themselves if they are unable to secure high-quality free school sponsors in their communities," Perry said.

"The vast majority of the money will be returning to local authorities and well over half has already come back," said Stephen Jones, director of finance and resources at the LGA.

The sale continues a recent trend in the struggling newspaper industry: newspapers being returned to local owners, often at bargain-basement prices.

Cities taken over by the state remain entangled in complex financial oversight laws even after they are returned to local control, Hammer points out.

And the school board, once entirely state-appointed, is being returned to local control; four of the five current members were elected by Roosevelt residents, and the fifth spot, now appointed, will be filled by an election in 2011.

He said the new superintendent would have to work closely with Mayor Booker, who made school reform a campaign issue and is likely to seek more influence as the schools are returned to local control.