Correspondence from Roumell to Judge Roth

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Impact area
- Education
Topic
- School Desegregation
Matter
- Milliken v. Bradley
Case
- Milliken v. Bradley
U.S. state
- Michigan
Collection
- Case Files
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- 7b11c9b0-52e9-ef11-a730-7c1e5247dfc0

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7TH F L O O R  F O R D  B U I L D I N G
W A L L A C E  D.  R I L E Y  

G E O R G E  T.  R O U M E L L ,  J R .  

D O R O T H Y  C O M S T O C K  R i L E Y  

J A N E  K E L L E R  S O U R I S  

L O U I S  D.  B E E R  

K.  P A U L  Z O S E L

DETROIT ,  MIC HIGAN <48226

March 6, 1972

T E L E P H O N E  

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Honorable Stephen J. Roth 
United States District Court 
600 Church Street 
Federal Building 
Flint, Michigan 48502

We take the liberty of enclosing herein the original
and two copies of the Objections of Board of Education for the 
City of Detroit, and other defendants, to the Metropolitan Plan 
submitted by the State of Michigan and by way of an alternative, 
the submission herein by said Board of a "Metropolitan Detroit 
Area Integration Plan."

. The original, of course, is for filing and the two
copies are for the convenience of the Court.

_ _ We also advise the Court that we have not filed formal
objections to all of the State plans simply because their con
stitutional infirmities are obvious on their face. Our Objections 
primarily are to the one possible feasible State plan, Plan Three. 
We further_advise the Court that it is a showing of good faith 
that the City of Detroit Board of Education has presented their 
own plan accompanying the Objections.

Re: Bradley v. Milliken; Case No. 35257
Dear Judge Roth:

Thank you for your courtesies

Very truly yours

GTR: L 
E n d s .
Special Delivery

George T''‘'Roumell,

cc: Mr. Louis R. Lucas Mr. E . Winther McCroom 
Mr. Jack Greenberg 
Mr. Norman J. Chachkin 
Mr. Alexander B. Ritchie 
Mr. Bruce A. Miller 
Ms. Lucille Watts 
Mr. Robert Pressman

Mr. Wm. E. Caldwell 
Mr. Eugene Krasicky 
Mr. Theodore Sachs
Mr. Nathaniel R. Jones 
Mr. J. Harold Flannery 
Mr. Paul R. Dimond

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