City wants blacks back.
Judge S. Hugh Dillin ruled that an arrangement under which black students from the city attend school in six predominantly white townships should continue indefinitely. Indianapolis school officials are appealing Dillin's ruling. The receiving suburbs, which initially resisted Judge Dillin's earlier orders to accept poor black students, are now fighting to keep them. But as the kids have gone to school together, people have gotten to know each other. City school officials say the economics of the system are unfair.