But not all the locations would be used because Judge Sand has already selected four school sites for 132 of the first 200 units.

Because "Judge Sand didn't call me until things got a little bit hot."

The new schools are to mark the final phase of Judge Sand's school desegregation order, which has been in place now for two years.

Association officials said the city could be forced to accept the plan initially ordered by Judge Sand.

An official involved in the negotiations said its response would carry great weight with Judge Sand.

The women said they were gratified, but not surprised, by Judge Sand's decision.

The same elements that created the original confrontation with Judge Sand are in place again.

The four school sites could be used to accommodate all the first 200 units of public housing required under Judge Sand's order.

The next stage of the process is a meeting with Judge Sand later this month.

I'm not about to set 30 to 40 percent tax increases on my constituents just because Judge Sand says so.