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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal from Lubbock, Texas • Page 80

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Judge Throws Out Suit TojMayRedistricting Action SECTION LUBBOCK AVALANCHE-JOURNAL Lubbock, Texas, Friday Evening, September.3, 1971 LATEST NATIONAL FAD Smiling Faces Noiv Appear On Everything From Ear Screws To Blue Jeans IVy JEKKI OSBORN Staff Mm 11111 68 ''everywhere'smiles: You've seen 131 eyes and a Qman as become so "smile" happy that mce typewriter, telephS, ap- and paraphernalia. And the GRAFFITI Smiles, a little doodle of a face that anvone can do h'avp bwn around a Jong while, it seems. No "wl Miss Annette Hausslcr of 2rd St hh r- Mr a Mrs Hu Hamster of 3010 St. and Lubbock High School and Texas Tech graduate sentences with "smile-y" for Businessmen writers can buy stationery with the miles already supplied. And they may write with a pen "1 coking suspiciously like a lollipop complete with-si.

the round end. Happy faces appear on buttons that have permanent homes on the lapels of businessmen. Jerry Henderson, assistant director of Lubbock's United Fund, started wearing his last March. "I have never met anyone who noticed who did not he said. The smile button has been adopted as the symbol for the fall campaign of Ihe United Fund: Smiles come on T-shirt fronts, the end of key rings, coffee mugs, bags, photo albums, scrap book covers "Just everything." said Mrs.

Faye Gray, buyer for a department store. "At market, they were on umbrellas, ear screws, necklaces, even 1 said. Even Bathroom Kiigs In a report on smile faces in a national newspaper, articles such as bathroom rugs, cocktail glasses, clocks, placomats, pajamas and pajama bags, a hassocks, beach balls, beach towels, hats, jackets, and stuffed pillows all were smilingly decorated. i i estimates (hat-more thani 5,000 products are the report said. Appropriately, the "smile." face to everyone.

It can't be-patented according to the U.S. Office at Washington, D. C. "It's outside' SRC S.MILIXG Page 12 AFTER CHANGES Commercial Zone Plea proved The Planning and Zoning Commission ma- jpr revisions to a.irequest for duplex, niercial Itoad and southwest of. 5 apartment and zoning, west of com- yi IJUUI Street before giving approval to proposal.

R. representing Buster was seeking to change the residential zones from 51st ip 52nd streets between Aberdeen and Bangor avenues to R-2 or duplex zoning; from 52nd to 54th streets between (he same two avenues an apartment district and from residential to- commercial zoning north of the South Plains Mall which is u'nder con; strip would tend from 54lh' to 57th streets Slide. Road and Avenue. Tiro Ojifiose Only two persons opposition to the proposed Hoxyevcr, in. an effort lo avoid strip zoning Slide Road, Ihe commission the: commercial zoning request be "changed to.

apartment district. Portions, of. the. other tracts were changed, to duplex and apartment zoning, with the duplex zoning acting as a buffer behveen the residential areas. Ip the west and the apartment zoning.

The Planning and Zoning staff expects to initiate steps to continue zoning the area along Slide Road for apartments. In other actions the commission: a zone change rc- quest by S. H. Hope at Hope's request. Hope wanted apartment and commercial zoning north of Street, and'east of, Indiana Avenue'.

1: a request for city council consideration by Douglas to change 503 Ave. a residential zone to an dislrict. its approval'lo a re: quest by J. O. Nelson for commercial zoning between Loop 289 and Frankford' Avenue just I'LKA I'iigi-, Traffic Tofi 2, Accidents Injuries Same ilatcs Accidents Deaths' IKjiirics DISCOUNT STEAM CLEANING W.

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OWN YOUR.OWN PRESCRIPTION SMILING PACES-The prettiest smiling face here is that of Kristi Brathear, 19, Texas Tech sophomore jmdstnesnnlesonihc 'faces" around her infectious. The "smile" design, has taken the country by storm ap pearmz on everything from bumper slickers to pillow cases. Kristi is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ea- shear of Hale Center.

(Staff Photo by Mary Ann Hunter) Injunction Bid Said Premature Ky KOl-AM) UNOSEY AUSTIN (UW) A suit saying Texas has no call to redraw its legislative boundaries until 19S3 was thrown out of court Thursday by District Judge Herman Jones. Jones ruled against a suit filed by Rep. Fred Head. D-Henderson, which sought an injunction that would have stopped a five-man board from working on a new rcdistricting plan. The suit cited a state law that stipulates the next regular session of the legislature to convene after publication of the latest U.

S. census, figures must redistrict itself. Claims Timing Head argues the actuai publication of the federal census. Feb. 2.

came three weeks after the J971 session convened. He said according to strict inicrprc- ation of the stale law, that tosses the rcdislricling issue forward to 1973 when the next session will be held. Jones did not take issue with Head's logic. But he said the proper time lo challenge the "ive-man rcdistricting board is after they have acted not he- ore. "I believe court should not presume the redislricting ward is going to act beyond its egal authority or act prematurc- this judge said.

Tf the board is acting pre- naturely, then 1 believe the bet- cr remedy is for an attack to ic made upon the action of the board when it comes," Jones said. Kutcil Uiu-oiistttutional The redistricting plan the louse passed last spring was ruled unconstitutional in an ear- ier suit in Jones' court because splintered 16 counties into dif- orent district. The Senate write a redistricting plan. Therefore, Head aimed his, uit at the five-man redislrict- ce REIJISTKICTIXfi I'airc 12, IN SCHOOLS City "White Flight" Not Apparent Lubbock apparently has missed out on ''white flight." Karly enrollment figures indicate that ihe city's formerly all-black junior and senior high schools have more Anglo and Jfexican- Arnerican students than they had last year, and school officials are expressing sheer delight at the ease with which the second year of a desegregation plan has begun. "We huvcn't even had the smallest problem," said Dunbai- High School's new principal, Roy Roberts.

"It has really been great so far." An informal rejxirt submitted Thursday to federal Judge Halbert O. Woodward, under whose supervision the schools are attempting to desegregate Struggs Junior High School and Dunbar High School, shows an increase in both Anglos and Mexican-Americans at each school. Enrollment Cuunts As of Aug. drys after school Dunbar had enrolled 3 2 2 Negroes, 1-19 Anglos and 97 Mexican-Americans, and Roberts said another count taken Tuesday showed the figures changed to 350 Negroes, 147 Anglos and 107 Mexican-Americans. This compares with 312 Negroes, 117 Anglos and 72 i a n-Americans in February when the last report was made Woodward.

At which operates only seventh and eighth grades, the Aug. 27 enrollment was 2S-! Negroes. 92 Mexican-Americans and Sec 1NTEGKATIOS Page 12 LIFEBUOY BAR SOAP BATH SIZE ONLV GIBSON'S WITH THIS courow I OFfER EXPIRES Sept. 6, '71 ICOUPCM? LIMIT 1 COUPON PEH PURCHASE 50th And Ave. And 50th And Slide Road Open Monday thru Saturday to 10:00 Sundays 1 to 6 DELICIOUS; COOKIES 2 Lb.

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1 69 69 COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS 39 U.S.D.A. CHOICE CHUCK STEAK 69' 37' FOR BARBECUE lb. SPLIT FRYERS FRESH SLICED BEEF LIVER lb 39.

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