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Any records of the case likely would have been transferred to the National Archives in New York City (see, e.g., https://www.archives.gov/research/guide-fed-records/groups/021.html#21.32).
Also, in case you hadn't seen it, a contemporary write-up of the case (from Update of Cases, 1 Womern's Rts. L. Rep. 92, 97-98 (1973)) which describes some of the case file:
I am trying to find information on a 1973 case, Civil Action No. 253-73 Michael Johnson et al v National Junior College Athletic Assoc. This was in NJ and was ultimately settled out of court with help from the ACLU. Is anyone able to provide some guidance as far as where to look for these records?
Any and all help appreciated.
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