From fitness model to bodybuilder Tony DaVinci ups his training regimen Competing to be the best takes a hard physical toll • FITNESS, Page 30 DallasVoice.com DallasVoice.com/Instant-Tea Facebook.com/DallasVoice Twitter.com/DallasVoice The Premier Media Source for LGBT Texas Established 1984 | Volume 27 | Issue 11 FREE | Friday, July 30, 2010 Rockin’ Dallas Wet or dry? November vote could impact LGBT neighborhoods Liquor sales proposals could loosen election would apply to Oak restrictions, but mishmash of laws, Cliff,” she said. districts still leave some doubt She is referring to section 251.72 DAVID TAFFET | Staff Writer of the Alcoholic
[email protected] Beverage Code. That regulation Dallasites may vote to allow the sale of beer states, “An au- and wine throughout the city, including one of the thorized voting largest LGBT neighborhoods, Oak Cliff, but even unit retains the if they vote yes, questions could remain on the le- status adopted gality of liquor sales in some areas. Carolyn Beck until status is Two separate proposals will be on the Novem- changed by a sub- ber ballot in Dallas. Either would loosen but not sequent election in same authorized voting unit.” eliminate the dry laws in parts of East Dallas, Section 251.73 says that results from a Justice of North Dallas including all areas of the city in Den- the Peace district election prevail against a city ton and Collin counties, West Dallas and every- election if the JP precinct is wholly contained by thing south of the Trinity River including all of the city. Oak Cliff.