Supreme Court to rule on housing racial discrimination
The court will decide if large suburb developer practices violate the Constitution in a case where Joseph Lee and Barbara Jo Jones seek to force a St. Louis area developer to sell them a house and lot. The decision follows actions on free air time for attacked individuals, copyright costs for CT systems, school desegregation in Alabama, and Gulf oil land claims.
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Man Cited In 175 Wreck Near Interstate 75
Paul Dudley Anderson, 30, of Cincinnati, was treated at Middletown Hospital for a lacerated right hand after a two car collision on Interstate 75 four miles south of Route 122 at 7:55 p.m. He was released after treatment. Harris, 35, of Miamisburg, changed lanes and was cited for driving under the influence, driving with no license, and related offenses.
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Charles Ray Harris
Lytle Five Point Road
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Court rules against couple in North St Louis County sale case
The U S Circuit Court in St Louis ruled last June that a North St Louis County couple faced a discriminatory refusal to sell to Black buyers. The Reuters report notes a general policy by the realtor that they did not sell to Negroes, impacting the Paddock Woods Development.
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U.S
Circuit Court
St. Louis
Paddock Woods
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