Correspondence from Kelley to Judge Roth

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February 3, 1972

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    L eon S. C ohan 
Deputy Attorney General

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DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERA)

FR A N K  J. KELLEY
ATTORNEY  GENERAL

LANSING 
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February 3, 1972

Hon. Stephen J. Roth 
United States District Judge 
600 Church Street 
Flintj Michigan 48502

Re: Bradley, et al v.  Milliken, et al, No. 35257

Dear Judge Roth:

Enclosed herewith please find two 
metropolitan desegregation plans submitted
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Court entered November 5, 1971
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on behalf of the

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On February 1, 1972 the State Board of Education, by 
majority vote of its members, passed a resolution to submit to 
the Court the six desegregation plans enclosed herewith without 
recommendation. A certified copy of the minutes of the State 
Board of Education meeting of February 1, 1972 containing such 
resolution is also enclosed herewith.

Respectfully submitted,

cc: Louis R. Lucas, Esq.
George
Theodore 
Alexander

FRANK J. KELLEY 
Attorney General ■

Eugene Krasicky 
Assistant Attorney General

Roumell, Esq. 
Sachs, Esq.
1 B. Ritchie, To

Frederick W. Johnson, Clerk

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