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PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL 

PROPOSED AGENDA 

sheff Lawyers’ Conference Call 

Wednesday, July 8, 1992 
12:00 p.m. 

weg Horton's Office 

1, Discussion of possible responses to state's rejection of 

housing stipulation in light of Judge Hammer's comments at 

recent argument on motion to compel: 

a. Amend complaint to remove housing claims (an option 

alluded to by Judge Hammer at the recent argument), 

and file motion in limine to bar state from 

introducing housing evidence. 

b. Do nothing; proceed with the preparation of evidence 

on housing segregation. 

¢. Feasibility/desirability of removing other 

vaffirmative acts" claims from the case; how to 

accomplish. 

a Preparation of maps, charts, and similar trial exhibits. 

3. Review of deposition procedure; our position on documents 

that should be produced in response to subpoenas. 

4. Upcoming deadlines; deadline for interrogatories and 

production requests in one week; names of experts to be 

disclosed July 15. 

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