Judge postpones decision on Hollman; Minneapolis NAACP and city officials learn that they have less than a week to settle their dispute over demolition of public housing units.(NEWS)

From: Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) | Date: September 25, 1999| Author: Diaz, Kevin | Copyright information

1/3 A federal judge on Friday gave the Minneapolis NAACP and city officials less than a week to reach a settlement in their dispute over the demolition of the Hollman-area housing projects or face a court-imposed ruling.

Likening himself to a first-base umpire, U.S. District Judge James Rosenbaum told a packed courtroom in downtown Minneapolis that the lack of an agreement might force him to make a "safe or out" call on the dispute. Such an either/or decision, he ...

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