Federal suit targets Black Jack suburb over housing bias
The Nixon administration sued the St. Louis area suburb of Black Jack, alleging it blocked an integrated multifamily housing project. Justice Department said residents formed the town to gain zoning power and used it to bar construction, violating federal civil rights laws. Romney proposed guidelines tying federal grants to plans for low and moderate income housing.
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Probe spurs Douglas U S to hustle on job equality
Washington report details a surge of activity by McDonnell Douglas Corp and the federal government to enforce equal opportunity rules. Missouri advisory chair Richard Elerbrake cites a St. Louis hearing revealing no prior compliance review for a $7 billion contract. He notes McDonnell Douglas expanded its nondiscriminatory housing for employees, while access to the firm’s affirmative action plan remains blocked.
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