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VOL. Ill, Nl'MBER 28 MARC H 20 THRl MARCH 2a, lfSO NEWSPAPER i,J9 2iRI) I I NRO( A . VV dJ!?? EAST n4S 16 IA.r s I CI SK fFoNS) KAI8 ALL OVER THE CITY JJBhIBSHl ' SaaaaaaB "f LUBBUCK, SAYS HEALTH 113 SMRIIn BBBHeBveBBBS. lB mB OBvBaHBBBB-B- by HgVHRPIhJRBr HBBBiBHBrLiBSRBBT T. .. Patterson, Sr. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBB Ik ' .Bwr pnevarivi medicine according to Dr. Orr, loss which could have been taxpayers arc going to jSd&BKSKHKtBmM& Dr. K. hi Marjoric Orr, prngrfns talbock to approximately $35,000 because of Salmonella have to get involved," she M. D., city health officer he;p from his business in a few aSjBk. jBflBaaBnSBHBBBBBBBSBBSt overtime this which is deadly . tfl said. KBKBSSfJ'fflnMBBKMntKL. JFn problem and director of the which could weeks; his hospital bill infarits." ' Contrary to what Jr. aaaaaaaaaaaar? W4wBramH Lubbock become an epidemic," docto-bf- ll aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVnBBHB BaBaffiBBaa City Hrtlth was $6,000 and his In the Wall Street Orr says about the ra,t - Unit, said Hr. Orr. told the Lubbock was $300. "You see, it Journal, Monday BBaaaaaHiBaaaBalaBaVBBaaaKiHVBBaaaaBE Baaaaaahf9S9ReVBBaaaaaaaaBB?BrBBaaaaBBa -- Mareh problem .in Lubbock, In BBaaaaaaaaBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBellfiBvPBBBaa sBrBaKBBBaaaanaaan'BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBB Digest this week there tin looking at a nap, cost more when you 3, 1980, an article written Dcnzel Percifu'l, public ;n which rat problem Lubbock. used pins to show become ill from this by Eric J. Casscll, M. D., services director for the "Rats are all over the hif concentration fo disease. It h cheaper for read: "Often, people City of Ltiboock, says. Lubbock, not just in the high concentration of if there were 1 east all adequate point to our disappoint- There 3 no rat problem KA ' " impossible without good environmental : niiation praeiicer$ Lubbock," said at infestations here, one preventive health pro-fam- s the ing infant mortality rates in Lubbock." - Improperly storeJfood', rubbish and liiter provide amplefood supplies ana harborage health official. area (Arnet-Benso- n) here." show we to that are rot According to a raf for rats. Time are, according to local health officials, sanitary measures which wilt She reported that there shows a larger number of "A person dosent have getting enough for our survey nd were, pins, rodent discourage rat naroorage. Above is a photo a harborage mice thi.i forty five (45) cases according to Dr. to get the disease from health dollar. Mnc problems in Lubbock. of ofliule born in Orr, because of Tortillas storage arta at one our local establishments. of rat related illness in more only eating from a local research has shown thtt Texas by James B. of food As Dr. MajorieK. Orr.citv 1979. "hi a city of the than one family living in a restaurant that is rat the death of infants is Montgomery, Jr., Ph.D, ucuun ujjuer ana uireaor oj me Lxioc vie Health Unit, says, LubtfoCk needs dwelling with affluency of Lubbock, a sickness. infested. One can become more related to social it states that rodent and preventive medicine program badly. " "Even that is absoultely too tn East Lubbock, sick from buying food class, family toeonie, dfkt sanitation surveys have many ; high. Perhaps there cases may not be supplies from a local or the educational level of been conducted in only would be more if people reported to Iqttl health grocery svore and taking the mother than to the East Lubbock and officials, because persons Hooks: Blacks Have wSuld report their them home for cooking," availability of doctors. mentions none of the sickness. In may be immune after she some cases, said. That is true in countries affluent 'areas wher? people are just living under these In asking how does this immuneto where national health statistics show there is a 'Long the disease' conditions for years." orat situation affect the services are present as rat problem. Wav To Go' In one case, Dr. "People need to be Orr mortality nrf of infant? well as in the United The report identified Las Cruces, N. Ben- educated about this reported a Lubbock of Lubbock, which is States Infant mortality, premises M. "We live in an age of audience that it: has been with rat (Rattus jamin Lawson Hooks, problem in Lubbock," businessman several .already thehighest in the then, is one measure of norvegicus) conservatism that is difficult for Bladks to infestations? executive directbr the she said. She wentl5nlo years ago became the State or Texas at 13.9 per the health of a society, of sweeping across this secure their rights" and rat harborages; arid National Association ., add that the. cfty health victim of Salmoriepa, thousand in 1979 (down is for cpuntery like wildfire in they "must celebrate but it not a measure of sanitation deficiencies the Advancement unit and tfte gHy- - of which f a disease carried from 20.7 in 1977). She of prairie land," he said. wliat other people take the adequacy pfedical and determined the tfcld'de-leg&t- Colored People, es He Lubbock doseri'jt , have by rate anp" spread said Blacks still to said, "Because of the rat care, which the extent of rat infestations j for granted. "This," he : enough humans through isy$ice to the 32iid must to " health Inspectors ctm infejfafion in our dollar goes." extend of rat infestations work secure made know, "is a sadi in Annual Region VI equal rights, to work the entire area. taminatedy water aw coinffpiruty.it could play Dr. Orr agrees that in residential areas and quoted commerit on the nation." I . "We need Leadership Conference from Dr: ."Martin to have more food supples, This, ms Luther The man. a gpart."She went on more educational prq-gra- located between Erkine cdncept 6f revefs here last Friday night speech in to;add; Even whsnsonte fprihfc, I9jth Kings last' discrimination bife : are nded , jet and gasj the, iny justfcrtJf-th- e Blacks in v LjtjHed Meniphis -- 19,68 ;wjhn Infant tlie, the citizens Lubbock.HIn from j . e htaS's . of f'Stceet Mackenzie States have vcorhe H2s hteM' - a long King said therewouldoe peace will gh'e a getting down to this basic Park east.- to the city r.iewia for propating ., v ay but still haye-- a long difficult-Bay- s report that there was an problem of the rat Hmttsi taiftfttd and said it is "one of the,', Digest way to go." , .. ahead." Profile cause - rribt Unknown of death situation, the citizens ana Continue on- Page 2 damnable lies.He: (Editor's Note: gueM Delegates were from In 1968, sajd, Our this week is Ms. Vera t. .Hooks also said he Was "sick or : Ifewsome, a native of Synder, Texas who graduated Texas, Oklahoma, Blacks had made much thfs word 'qualification? l: from the College of Business Administration afTrxas Arkansas, Louisiana, pipgrefs and had been "because it may be used i;i Tech University with a degree in General Business in Lubbock Absentee V ting and New Mexico; The singing 'We. Shall to discriminate ' agamst 'i 19,72. She is personnel director of the Lubbock CQiifernece theme was Overcome' so long, they Blacks.' Regional Mental Health & Mental "We Just Want 'to be believed they had "We Retardation 1 are asking 'only ; Center, and has been an employee for two and one half Free." overcbplC. H0Avev- - Jhe for a chance, and if you Underway s Thru Satd.-tbl- yeais. She is also vice president of United! Aprillst Hooks expressed was give the Political notthe us a chance, wcwlll : Action League (UPAL). " concern about the case. excel at anything," he ; Absentee voting for the Street. Ms. Newsome, what is health reasons Or unable increasingly conservative "We thought we could said. i April 5 city and school According your goal in life? to City to make a personal outlook of the American hang up our swords," he Hooks said Blacks ' "1 have a very serious board elections are Secretary Evetyn Oaffga, appearance at thofpolling people and said President the group, "but even underway here. Persons tld should make sure their goal. I would like to be in a voter can voe absentee place because of ptens to Carter's recent proposals in 1968, we'd only just children receive good may vote from 8 a. m. out-of-tow- n. position one day to help by either a personal be to cut back government begun." educations and they until 5 p. m., Monday appearance polling Residents requesting more people, i. e. Black, aj the . spending would probably He told the more than should "get sense in their through Friday, through mail-in-ball- ot. mail-i- n Mexican-America- ns place or by a ballots should adversely affect Blacks. and 300 people in the (children's) heads and ; April 1. m?il-in-ballo- I Requests for ts provide their name as it white. love the The city dollars- - ia ttiier pockets." personnel field secretary's must be appears oh their voter I'm office in Room 206 "Wee got to prepare presently working in with at received by April I, and registration card, the City Hall will serve, as ourselves," he said. LRMH. Being pble to the ballots must e certificate number on the He said he was not absentee polling place for by I share with others so they returned p. m. registration card, thftir bitter toward whites the city races. election wll have an opportunity day, according to precinct number and because "there arc good On the other hand, Mrs. Gaifga. to move up th socio- permanent1 address. Black folk and jeod Vera Newsome voters planning to cast Mrs. Gpfga explained A doctor' certificate economic ladder and Ms. white folk," and he Jias ; absentee ballots in the that --wishing cMlrtbute more to the Personnel Director poisons to also mutt be provided bj discovered he "efn't of life. We school board races vote by n'ail must be in anyone requesting a mail-i- n mainstream need more Blacks in the job should go afford to hate.n . ; njMetf and I want to be a vital part of that effort." to the one of the three ballot for health acconting office in the "I'm not hung vp on your opinion, does the Black woman have many categories: over ago. 65, reasons, according to the color question," School Administration . unable opportunities in the world of work to go to the Mrs. Oaffga. Hooks said. tod? Building, 102S 19th polling 4 wouki say there are opportunities available for place because of In his main addrtfti he thji BJaoR woman today. But, we. Black women, have took time to use harsh tjpkf more qualified in order to participate in the job words for Blacks who are market. One has to be beyond thos she is competing Former Publishers not supporting the with. We Powell muetiw stronger in our qualifications when it NAACP, 5 comes to being hired. We have to be more qualified "Thtae m not a tingle than those who are competing for the same position we and Scott Honored Black person in the are after. The two were Dr. country the NAACP ha,s : Are you a f womenls libber? Clilan B. Powell, who not helped," he said, "Ho, I'm a women's libber. I not do believe that a took over the Belm of the noting that the organiza- - V woman shot'ld be paid the same as the male tion has difficulty New York Amsterdam BBfieaHBBBBBiBBBBS fa OMiftierpfttt who is working in the same type position. BBBflHBBBBBBBB; HB New in 1965 after co-own- erf J1S attracting members in I however, tott-- 9BBBBBBBBBBBalnBBBV BBR dont, support the program of women hip since 1936 spite of this. I libbers" and laaaBBaaaaWBBal continued until his death laBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaniBnaaaaav '"K "There's something Ms Wnwoms, what problems do yo eec m the BBBBBBBBBBBBBB aiBBBBBBBl in 1977 and Mr. William wrong," his philosopky Mack community flESiBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBBaaaaaaW of Lubbock? A. Scott, II founder and is, "We may not gel all vat' "As Black people, we don't have the proper contacts editor ot the Atlanta pay for, but we will pay to become more affected in the total community. We Daily World and a for all we get." (Black people) are not visible enough in this combine of Sheha Htghtower "Stop being so cheap,'' community "world" (Lubbock). For example, the job market papers which periodically he admonished "Pay fsr and political arena. It is ' a must that we begin i grab covered as many as SO C ontutue effort on Pmgt root to start building the proper base to southern cities. Mr. Scott Wants To Become A overcome some of these probleirs which confront all died in 1934. of us (Mack people) daily." Replicas of the wiiimm a scott, ii AiWmXX OKSEST What the political ktvolveeaee I 1 abort of Hack enshrinement plaques Nurse One Day M people? were presented to the art of writing originated "I want to become a nurse one day, " says Sfrliu "As a person, 1 nope to become smote involved in the C Ulan 3. Powell heirs of the honoree. Mr. with and was developed Hightower, a junior at Estacado High School. "The utiwiejpiM political system in Lubbock. At this tins, however, we by ste - Powell's widow received ancient black civilua sixteen year Neck is Ms. need more committeed Black Washington (NNPA) old sitter the daughter of people to got involved in a plaque of her late fan. He views this Hoberta Highiower. aaeatwi knmu tatl politics. There it, without sny ooubt, took poUticai At a a o National Press husband and Mr. C. A. heritage as a mandate Shelim is a member of ons Chapel Baptist Church -- involvement in the Hack curnjmuitty. you know, Club luncheon held - ; At here Scott received one of fttx challenge to todayi where she serves as Usher sings the csat-. m. potiuc. is game. V u Junk and in a It ari depends on hr yasi ptav the last Ft y in observance brother, W. A. Scott, II. black media in ts Vai Sjgv A ehok. game. BlacS, we need to he more developed in thu of Black Press Week V continuing stride '' Mr Oarer jL. He. toward She hmsusi returned Cruces, , . . area." plaquek horn ing two the '.tghest ,r fatmU Hko noted black history standards where she represented her church the Regk, . VI 4a. Newsome, are you happy with the social late distinguL .wd eduoi bibliophile, author and quality, service and Workshop the National Asst iuiion the Volt I nnaetloa of Much is I nhhnrfrf pub Supers were of for Mllt unvickd fiorater markatiiuj eaeey dedicaiioa Advancement of Col red People. Dr. Floyd Perry. Jr. ajawlap .. ftatf 8 "1 would say our i Kiel life here is MiffhaA lor in Surely, esmam?nt the tive and speaker for true Taking as his suhject, is her pmstor. saMkMiQa 1 we can upgrade the social atmosphere here. This leads Black Press Gallery r) at tive and speaker for the "The llack Press; Her hobbies aw gymnastics, modeling anddmcing. WTmSiIm 1 Continue on Page Howard University rt occas&ion stated that the om 1 Continue Pg 2 She enjoys school (Mmto by Utah fhskoao) 1 . . Saaacraat Today!! . Li bock Digest men isaataafr sT Publishers HoK Blacks Havt T 0 tsJsaajMsMl UNR Wtos ft MMK Of ft MMI! jfTMBB of IP's fftJMplMc!! MPoto Wavv Mt oft wojsoax hi most oases, they pjssjonflHBjgassn jEjfnB Continmd from mj' itjftjHfttawi by those (Motts) wt ore not doing Pt ' 3J aatjrtflsJkt, in tht cofMtnsntty. Of count, this is fnHtralfcftf Of times. No mnttr wNrt jtrocedurr we F' olution and Director" what you get. If wt don't k Associates and may be asm the fool It still the tame .. . oVig Ir Holte. who is also a value ourjnwn freedom, publisher of tht Da - bat oojKtltMt for tht entire Block comm- Hty which will historian, stated that nobody else will." Weekly, a mem bet of jftfttfh the totot 'MMiufiity." throughout early Egypt- Hooks explained his BMI. ian development . Mt. Newsotttt, 4 yon feel secore? OX sw winjflB 'nv&u'il!f,i't' BaaWsaaaW fftSac"L sani the comments arose from Ms Members of the 1 fed real food, because it is what I wint to do .... writing achievemer.. of concern for the nation. Lubbock Branch who I the black civilization work with people. Of course. see progress, hut the has "I'm talking like this attended the tv. day process is 1 feel historically I real slow. good, and only hope things been attribut- becarse love thL workshop were Ms. me will continue in a positive direction." ed U. others, erased or country. It's a great Wilson, president; Do you btoVre a Mack wtt be etectttl to t oMttcal even destroyed. Mr. country, (even) with all of George Scott, vice office in Lubbock? Holtc declared the its faults. president; and Ms. There is a good possibility. But in order for it to ommission ot this black "We've got to pull Charotett Roland. Youth become a reality, we (Blacks) must educate ourselves civilization achievement togethc.We're building attending included Lori about the polif i system. It can be done with a lot of aaags gnaaaajp' 5isHOjrSMSm BMr. 9BaaaaaaMT & 7 sss? jsanas was deliber"e and something worthwhile." Kerr, youth president; liard and dedicated wisrk." continues in standard Other participants on Patricia Walton Marsha Are whites treating Blacks better here, In your ancient history written by the pregiint who served Robinson ami sHaHft sssBaaaMiHaalsBBalSHk sjthf, isaaSjS at aAYssssssMte. naaaakiaaaaaKa Shelia opinion? saaasil isBaaBHBBBaaaaEas&BHHMBTk. laV paESHSmv auBOAvCoaanHnac i avgasjuaaaas a modern tacist historians. as ipeakors were Rev. Keves. "People arc treating people better. As far as white vs BgasK naaajvgaajHsajnajgnsR ,v Mr. Holte conduced ' aaaaaws oaaaaannvOaaaBHBHna aasnnnnnnKBnaSaBii "This was tbe Vest anoanLoxvoBaaaaaii ' .aaaaaaaasont9'a''''oaarV that the Bhuk Press Black relationships arc concerned, it appears that 9ftjHnBjLngBL BnnnnsVw iaannai tiv lunsdit4rfN& A.Cfc Workshop ever some improvement has been made. 1 think we can do could be the instrument and Anthony (Ton?) attended," Itsaid Ms. much better in the futur " to effectively provide the Davis, president of Davis Wilson. development of improv'r cd uncrstanding a more The first bottle Miller High was -- 1903 Ms. Ncwsome, if you could wave a magic wand (n of Life math ted in and the automatic filling equitable partnership Lubbock, what would you wish for? and packaging of Miller Beer replaced the manual operation in 1906. By 1955, Miller between the industrializ- I YOU'VE TRIED THE RfiST, wl six-pac- would like to see those less foruhate than others packaging lines wt re capable ofbottling one k every second. Today , one Miller ed countries and the third self-hel-p NOW have lives 250-six-pac- TRY BEST their improved, through programs. packaging line is capable of handling 25 bottles each second or ks in one and fourth world THE There arc many people in Lubboqk wlio need these minute. countries. w (Courtesy - Miller Archives) kinds of opportunities." At the conclusion INCOME TAX' 'PROBLEMS????? of " t Are you a de jooder? Lubbock Air Force Association to aid in attracting highly his speech, two late editor-publishe- rs REMEjyiBER APRIL 15,98Q, DEADLI NE "Perhaps I am, basically. I try to be fair with all Sponsors Scholarship Program qualified students who distinguished people. 5 try real hard to help people Intoning with are willing to enroll in the were unveiled , j' ' The Lubbock, Texas, out the State of Texas HAVE: YOU BEEN PAYING (.his particular program, one must treat everybody fair. Air Fjfrcc Reserve for enshrincment in the UNNECESSARY Chapter of the Air Force recommend nominees for TAXES? A Black shouldn't be given . job because Officers Training Corps Black Gallery at Howard he of she Association is seeking the program to the Air happens to be Black. You should always hire the (AFROTC) at Angelo University. hign school juniors to Force ROTC department LET US ,HELP person who is most qualified, State, v Following the lunch- SOLVE YOUR TAX PROBLEMS. regardless of the nominate for the Robert at Angelo State Univer- situation." Carr-Ange- Interested high school eon ceremony visiting G. lo State sity in San Angelo, WE seniors are invited to publishers went to the , SPECIALIZE IN: University Air Force Texas. INDIVIDUAL aPPlfy a Moorland-Spingar- n INCOME TAXES SMALL BUSINESS ROTC Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. fr Carr Robert Scholarship by contact- Research Qc.nter.. , PARTERNERSHIPS Rats program. G. Carr have established ALL TAX FORMS (QUARTERLY & YEARLY) selected neighborhoods) Air Force Association ing First Lieutenant Howafd University, CONTINUED FROM a scholarship fund at COMPLETE BOOK-KEEPIN- G SERVICE and local concentrations chapters from through Norma Holland at Reese where Dr. Thomas PAGE! Angelo State University Force Battle, NOTARY PUBLIC around food sources in Air 0ase. associate director of the Center, emplaced SIMPLIFIED CHURCH BOOKKEEPING The commercial areas. Rats, report also stated the plaques in the Black that' rodent complaints according to the report, j Press Gallery of Ditin-guishe- d Tax Management and Accounting were are currently not a t LEGISLATIVE investigated thro- significant Publishers.. ughout the city and a problem. li Resources sanitation survey was Believing there is a rat giiiiiiTftJ ALERT conducted in part of the problem in Lubbock, Dr, CONGRESSMAN CONYERS ON CRIME AND UNEMPLOYMENT Lubbock Office Arcntt-Benso- n neighbor- Orr states: "Putting Lyons Chapel Baptist Church hood from October poison out to kill the rats East 24th St At Quirt Avenue or mice is not 'hrough thesolution policy designed lessen the 763-75- 61 December. A tearing of public hear- to You may write to your In the report, confirm- to the problem. This is high incidence of crime asso- only ings by the House Judiciary Cgngcessmen and Senators ed rat infestations were fighting the Subcommittee on Crime to ciated with periods of severe at: Congressional Office By MA PETTLM.D. Hours: Open Every Monday thru Friday symptom, not the cause. found on 23 of 1355 determine the relationship unemployment," Chairman Building, Washington, D.C. Many people get dizzy 9:00 a. m. to 6 p. m. We need more Conyers said. premises (1.8) in education between two the most 20515 or Senate Office when they first get ouc Beginning Friday, March 28, thru April 15, 1980 of dur-- of Cherry Point, 1 1 of 896 programs in preventive destructive forces at work in Witnesses"'to be called " Building, Washington, D.C. bed. To prevent this, ing the inquiry will be drawn sit premises in the medicie to overcome th's society today unemploy-- r 20510. Please congratulate on the edge of your bed HOME (i.2) , from a wide range OFFICE area between problem-- botfene itf menu crime were of them their i&, Parkway and held for important ari&iWe vour seat . HOUSTON, TEXAS Drive and Idalou Road, becomes an epidemic under the chairmanship Administra- work and let know of tion officials responsible for Mwf ew'tEnEfiln stand C, ,.(713)520-600- 4 and 3 of 398 premises here." Congressman John Conyers, where Black America stands . slowly. Finally stand e matters of crime andor un- 1 are locking forv 3rd to serving you!' (0.8) in the area "We can start now by Jr. When the hearings were On critical issueL . still for a moment before cleaning up around our announced, Conyers stated: employment; law enforce- you walk. between Idalou Road ment officials; economists, and Loop 289. own areas of living. "While there is bread Rat but sociologists, criminologists infestations were also Again, we need good not universal agreement that the two phenomena are and others who have studied, forfffd m other residential preventative programs, HHaBBBaBSlBBBBBBBftABHBaSBBftB related, the exact nature of crime and unemployment; areas in the and they are cheaper," elected nation- commercial the relationship remains un- officials at the concluded levels; district along Avenue A. Dr. Orr. known. This inquiry is de- al, state ari local business IeacWs; m wwp' In summary, the report signed to close the gap be- and labor aaaaaaaaaasaaa" ij?assBaaaa&BBaaaasAidaaaaaDiK'pr sHHsaiaaaaBaaai indicated, the rat tween the known and the and and persons kBBaBaBvEaKBE&nHBfliBBi TBnjlBj!rgSwBBa population in Lubbock unknown where compelling involved in employment, presently , consists of evidence suggests a direct counselling, and related pro- Farmer: "This is a grams. small scattered colonies connection between unem- Those who will testify dogwood tree," at the first sessions next in residential area (up to ployment anr "rime. It could two Tourist: "How cian you week will be announced on 2 of the premises in tell?" help show the way to estab- lishing a national federal Monday. Fanner: "By its bark." "There is some polariza- tion of thought at sugges- tions of a connection between crime and unemployment. A Oajmm - nvxxm large body of knowledgeable Company people believe beyond a West Texas Paper doubt that it exists. They 292 Webber (behind Farm Pc) point to a host of learned st i'ies support Newly Enlarged to their Plant theory, buttressing it with a Y1NG common sense argument. In PA CASH DAILY the middle ground u.e many FOR ALL TYPES OF SCRAP private and public organiza- tions whose activities and PAPER responsibilities art concen- HIGHEST PRICES PAID trated in the areas of employ- iConv by soon! ment, or crime, or both, who Magazines, cardboard, computer print outs, BVsaVHHHER& Mon. - Fri 8 to 6 readily admit to us that their JkbNssBhHbbsbHriBhBsVb IBM crds knowledge of the connection Saturday 2 Noon INCREASE In newspaper price - l2e per pound a between the two k fragmen- Call: 744-301- 6 tary or non-exisn- t. Critics EARN CASH TODAY! M of the notion say that the 53JpfLnasaw amount of crime related to unemployment is not signifi- cant enough to warrant gov- ernment intervention and see the correlation more as the

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The City, Uah, and Fhwr Remember, you can on g Hweau has learned that Engineers and Contrac- call your Better Business pipeline this one for gas many of these offers tors based in Irvine, CA, Bureau at 763-045- 9 and auwi ueeniciit nave provide job seekers for Money may not the office in a anri the execu'ion for out-of- -t .wners. it primarv appear m a fee of to $20 -- root of all vh, however, ehwnion .tnd $0 contractors, who are not 1800692-446- 6 (toll-ffe- ) another one snagaiines and useless job applications it h at least very Mkfty fo $5,000 in general yet chosen, will do most for any informati the papers offering or only vague informa- down in history as the election. However, of the hiring for the on Alaska Pineline job the tion on "great pretender." The predominately Nixon err iloyment. pipeline work. When opportunities. White it is true that he right wing ii. its appointed Supreme A-- project contracts are establishment riches is new gas pipeline is the awarded, announcemtns Court ruled that individ- (tons rich attempting to run and wouJd be largest privately financed will be placed in the uals or committees rich individuals only supporters of Mack and cannot be restrained project in history and, at pressan trade or labor other poor people contribute to these its construction peak, out of fro spending independ-e-m. organization journals. political action commit-lee- s. office. In the event that may employ over 10,000 People all they want in Congfesspereons wanting to work such supporters of thick support of or in persons, anyone interest on the pipeline should America's interest as had best wake p to this ed in pipeline work opposition to any wile method to make then dpply directly to the Senators Birch Bayh, candidate for federal should be aware tha the selected contractors. Indiana, George McGov-er-n. of them. office, provided (hey arc two oompanie htndlmj Information on Al- South D-ko- ta, John The committees' the prnject are not legal independent (PAC) can spend to start aska's employment and Culver, Iowa, Alan expenditures not given currently wheteone a campaign against an accepting economic situations may Cranston, California and directly any candidate applications for con- to office holder long before be obtained from: State Larry Cunningham Edward Kennedy, Mass- and then sky the struction jobs, the is their favorite candidate and do not Of Alaska, Department of City Manager achusetts, arc run out of limit. expect to do anv an? nappy office, blame it on the announces he or she is Labor, Box 1149, Like a sewer, private seeking significant hiring Until at Juneau, AK 99811 or Along with the adoption money from so called 'the incumbents of the City Charter, the political action commit- position. least 1982. State of Alaska, Dept. of voters instituted the CounciNManigcr 6? political action commit- tees, have in Powerful forni pulled people The companies, North- Commerce & Economic government. This system of local government tees (PAC). money from the power have been provided legal edge west Alaskan Pinollne Development, Pouch D, combines the strong political leadership ofr they can put unlimited a elected structure to put out bad again on the ghetto officials with the strong managerial experience amounts of money up to smelling news for of an anyone resident for getting appointed City Mamger. And it places the power defeat any decent who has to,.' a liberal voting candidates for congressi where it belongs - in the hands of the representatives in the voters. record in Congress. Black members of) What is the council-manag- er plan? Congress or elect any Radio and television Eye council-manag- er Congress will find "The plan is r f rm of government rascal. Currently, there, is advertising goes on with developed in the United States to help communities an attack on the Senate, or without the aid of themselves caught Conservation between a cross-fjr-tt overcome weakness in local government structure, but soon it will spread to another candidate where tltere U no Tor and to cope wit' increasingly difficult and the Uous?. announced in the field. onf them to shout back at Month complicated urban problems, by providing for an Federal legislation Finding money to push dona-tion- during tlw battle. Then executive appointed by and continuously responsible limits voluntary s a candidate, let alone he great white hero will LUBBOCK to a popularly elected council. In little more than a for political punish one, is half pretty hard ride in and save a century it has become the most popular form activities to $5,000 to a the CENTURY TWO LIONS CLUB of local in the poor communities masses for Make government in the United States, and is candidate for federal master. regarded as of this country. Corpora-- To Be Given Away - the greatest American contribution td'the MiiffLiiur no mistake, Nixon's dirty 80 Gallons of Gasoline work is lst-Prfe- improvement of government. "'J' not undone. PAC 36 Gallons - 2nd Prize 15 Gallons - 3rd Prize 10 Gallons Lubbock Digest can destroy all of tjie For what term does a cfty ' manager serve? political gains by "A city manager poor Drawing tb be held March 24, 1080 at 8:Q0 P.M. usually has no definite term, such Advertisers . Are as an elected official people during the Has, or a contract, such as a school I Kennedy-Johnso- n years . - . DONATION $2.00 ATICKET superintendent has. He serves as long as the Asking For city Your while James Earl f council is M' Carter i.r satisfied with his service. stands idly by. Dose a city manager have sole power to appoint Business III department heads? "Yes. in most cases. Otherwise he cannot b? held responsible for results." s70 OFF Kehmore 24-i- n. dishwashers with the Water Miser,, yjcle

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"J&HY iob TkM NOT?" WWn B HMD SB EUQ fawn? P. RtchtnhoHf J. i Minorities and the Pontico,! Cxperknce: In HISouthern NtW Mexico and fhe Teiuls ftains wou public motf of If It Is To Be; It Is Up To Me schools from m mm Chtcnpos, , Mackt and maverick whites indepetnfmhmimtod orbon neighborhoods - are ill This should be the code of etch and everyone of us straggling lo moke themselves heard in areas to long by conserve ve business establishments. as a people. We must all remei ber: "There k no one ruled Hobbs, New Mexico and Clovis which have Ho can 4" more for the Ehsck p took then they en do the targets, in Mr ?k for memsetvtn." We must use our own natural black population! the state no hot abilities, both mental and spiritual, to open society's ever boon alerted to a city or county office, with a doors. We must all dedicate ourselves to helping iiotnltki exception of Hobb . where a black has been others help themselves. Further, we must emphasise emdj to a school board position. A block wot e'' ed a council in Carlsbad, New some our efforts to foots .0 not only work on our own to position Mexk efforts for Black community development. But alos yoajodigwory now and then a Chicane has been courK.il in lovis in with those Black organizations, churches and other cktd lo he city and onoe Hobbs - , initutitions that are committed to serving the needs of but- W4-- defeated when he ran for Ipv QdetM, Texas a black was elected in reeeift years the Black communities. Wc as Black people must , to the city comic' by a combination of black and re-ass-ets our situation and evaluate where we are brdwji vo(csvand since, the black has been elected by going and pull ourselves up by whatever bootstraps we thcusame embination, to a position on the county have. commission, In Midland, no black has ever been A functional illiteacy rate of oettcr ths.n 40 percent elected to -- crvc on the city council, altho a black has among Black youth which burdens cvetyonc in served on the school in Midland must be corrected. If wc as Black people do board the area. America In Lubbock, Texas which has one of largest black nOi accept who wc are and what we have to contribute on the Plains, no black has ever served on to society, then decay in the forms of crime, Welfare populations city council, however black woman was elected syndrome, etc. will not only destroy the Black the a to in years was When community, but the very framework ofsociety as well. the school recent but not given Therefore, wc must prepare ourselves to be the best. this correspondent asked why Lubbock had not council, Now is the time when we all must look at ourselves in blacks representation to the city a prominent relation to Him, Our Lord and Saviour, tnd to all blaak-- . woman replied: "Bob, it just seems tobc that the and f us not political mankind. Please ask yourself: "Am I searching ...for if rank file arc redy for responsibility. And too, we arc suffering fronr a lack it is to be, it is up to me?" of , black leadership in Lubbock."

In mea;. -- Ime Houston, Dallas and Antonio, Almost all of our communities are torn apart, and the San may be at:d some extremely damaged by the often helpful, but also well turn out to more cosmopolitan politically competitive, more attuned to energy sometimes deeply distressing circumstances of bussing conserva'ion, neighborhood and poverty issues than our young people (white and Black) long distances it has in the past. And as Neal Pierce, noted columnist from their homes. In many areas, studies show that points out "none of tis means Texas will be merely sitting next to a white youngster does not transformed overnight into a high-ta- x, high-spendi- ng learning skills. Teacher caring and a insure increased mirror of'Northern metropolises." security of environment often are admittedly the most But 4hfe signs of change of a breakup of teh productive considerations. monolithic rule of big business circles are particularly The overall results of operating under extreme evident in the big cities. Pierce points out. solitary intentions of the "school integration" One of the greatest drawbacks against minority umbrella that has 40 or better functional illiteracy representation in many areas has been the at-Iar- gc level, surely indicates that ... at this point ... other voting prevalent in Southern New Mexico and West avenues need exploring for the good of both Black Texas, one black leader pointed out. in 1975 the U. S. arid white Americans. Wc all know that we need ' Getting bogged in Department of Justice reviewed electoral districts and "desegregation". down with integregation as a helpful assist to education often annexations the goal of preventing discrimination against minorities. effectively has us. Wc need to get back on sidetracked were amazing. council, track. Results Houston's previously elected all at-lar- suddenly has One of the secondary and quite important intents qf geographical districts for nine its 14 scats and school "integrcgatiojnSfeiwtiys has been to assist white of includes for the first time in history, three blacks, its America by it.ouftating a bettei and more realistic First Mexican-America- n and first two women council image white Americans Black Americans among of persons. and of Black America as a whole. While is thre San Antonio which has also dropped its business- - 1 evidence that for greater understanding has been -i -- 11, sx rBf-raersxrsrttL- sir a w --he. w s m. J. controlled at-lar- ge 3ystem in favor or districting, now v ; achieved in this regard during this trial much, 'V v v v aitviiKft between affluent ; fit r ijf a5'i?(jh9luQ)fl5Pl5i1bala1ced bitterness andren,tr)ienlJQhasfengenderd'di'ifihis .f Chicanos-andlacks- and more liberM l lt T Many (including us believe this aspect now Conservatives process. is reported thaKhere will be taunced soon moreefforts be achieved in a far better wSy and that some can by black and brown leaders in such areas as Midland, alternatives should be explained. Next week an WHY ARGUE? THE FACTS ARE HERE! s j Odessa, Lvbbock, Amarillo, Hobbs, Clovh and . alternative. Roswell, all in New Mexico, Remember to have a strong united Black to ask U. S. Department , of Justice force division of cities community, we must go back to the basics of a strong to into separate rather than at-lar- ge legislative districts, a parallel effort to United Family.' . Black , A Pascal And Federal Viewpoint city council districting. Nuf Sed!! WHY NOT?? ' A rising ;ide of Texas Republicanism seems evident -- as witness 1978 election with the specifi'careabu expect me by the of the GOP's William ; Clements as governor black saying to.cover aridin Whatlime allocation. Robert L. White and leaders are that Republicans have an opportunity to w:n thousands of f Moist sincerely yours, black voters if tlry will lend their efforts to grant more , Letters To Editor Benjamin H. Wright Safeguards are Needed for Hatch Act Reform black and brown representation in many Texas, New "Thank You" President Mexico and other Southwestern states by districting . Black Media, Inc. rather than the old traditional rslarge methods. If . Congressman ill Clay and Others are successful, Dear Bob: The Board of Trustees, President et. a! 5 the 40 year old Hatch Act which was denied federal taxes" request the honor of your pretence at the Mth SPEAKS ABOUT JORDAN This is largely due to and c' iljan and postal workers the right to participate in government regulation. Founder's Day Convocation, Sunday afternoon, partisan politics will be amended to-rig- , "LOVES DIGEST" this injustice. March 19W, at 2:3 p. m. Martin Hall. Guest Dear Editor: Kenya is the most prosperous Hopefully, this sought aftei ' political freedom will speakst'will he Dr. Benjamin Hooks, executive nation in Africa because they have not result in supevkors&md managers intimidating free-mark- director NAACF member In recent Dallas newspaper embraced et capitalism, an Dear Editor: and hoard of trustees, a arid hartuwing subordinates of different political - article which we Texac College. Registration: Sheraton Mot- Inn, Vernon Jordan had an economic philosophy are in the pesuajion. But, it is a very real possibility and it will be documented the stupendous failure process of abandoning. Kenya shines T am sepding you a check for ; Tyler. Julian Bond will speak on Saturday, March 15, government in its efforts to $12.00 twelve more months at ISO p. m. signed; Mrs. Hank Aaron & others of of the forth as an example to us and the for of difficult - although not impossible to police better the lot of the black people h: Soviet-Cuba- n puppet governments this newspaper. surprvssors and nr. onagers to ensure they are not this country. In the last 20 years, we of Africa and Eastern Europe. I love this paper very ntucftf? mtSrfectine partisan politics in the workDlace. Tall!! ... We Show have see unprecedented spending Indeed in comparing Kenya to its As a union official heding up thf National Alliance Stand and legislation along these lines and socialist neighbors, it becomes Yours truly, poor gfPojtal and Federal Employees, 1 can vouch for T. Gant whit the pertinent statistics have shown no obvious that "capitalism is the J, this, union's response would be to a political improvement. It has become unequal sharing of riches, socialism Sunset Station Fortfii Our Stature By p, , dlscrlmnatin complaint. The National Alliance as any painfully obvious to us all that the equal sharing of poverty." o.noxum otherunion representing government empoyeps would Lubbock, Texas 79490 How Tall We government does nothing we''. pursue it vigorously with all the resources avaflab'ff to Mmm Of It was recently pointed Qut by Tom George Reichel, M. D. us. Sowell, a black economist from 5l4 77th : Stand!! UCLA, that the government spent Lubbock, Texas But seemingly, there should be adequate safeguards enough social programs last year to THANKS FOR STORY" included in the amendment to the Act to. protect give each target family 532,000. With federal workers from the type of mistreatment I hive Dear Editor: such an expenditurr of money, SEMINAR SPEAKER HERE described. poverty should be a thing of the past. .. While I am awajte Civil Service Reform Act of Let me this time and $ Such is not the easel These figures take 4978 includes a proiWon for the Merit Systems T. J, Patterson Pdltot! Dear Brother Richardson: opportunity and you for suggest thai those who benefit the thank the Protection Hoard's Special Counsel to invejUgats QiQ r. Kinprdson Managing Editor splendid story explaining I feel I most from these programs are those Many, many thanks for the kind how charges of political discrimination, it is a well known about eertam issues in Li9iripuuvn mvn4nvr who are so highly paid to administer invitation to he one of the "main Lubbock. As fact that the Offioe of Special Counsel lacks adequate you know, I am a newcomer to funding td resources to conduct this and other types tltf9t speakers" at your annual Black l The HLuEXEck JDkneM is mn i iwaiaki. Lubbock, moving here from Los investigations. iadeomd. Cert tat Iy everyone fa this country Market Seminar. The date sehadulid of OWnod nUBOritV An$s4es, California. tnttrome Mr vnaner nuhlWhad tvtrv should he guaranteed equalky of tentatively for late June or aarly July As some watchdogs of the federal pemnaei scene I am the Thursday by THMOM amlASSOCIA TMS at 306 East opportunity. Government, thong, is fine for me. aio founder of Senior have already pointed out there is a need for the Spec.l jfd Chlien Town, IneM a 23rd Stmet, Uilbock, Texas 79404. Phone (S06) 762-361- 2, tried to guarantee squnHty of As to a foe, aside from air fair program m Counsel to have an effective investigative arm which it hs ckhtens of Luhooek wMI hear wfckh wowM have to he provided hi aho i fuHy capable of pursuing charges of disrujination in me future. All non-sta- ff bankrupted the country and their advance and other expanse against employees on the basis of parthum politics. oruntolicsted articles, manuscript, and fronnd For Hunt who like efforts have been to no avail. (hotsi, food, etc.) nrrangad for and wonM to I hope those rending this column - especuUfy blocks letters do not necetsarily reflect the stand or feelings oi contact me ahont whnt l sold hi the will not think I am opposing amending this publication. Pictures, articles, Certatntly the inflation cawed by soJ oo 4m(Joej o mP8ftjJs toe Hatch etc. are sent to Tit IPnMi oalnmsit Imjf mny Wot me at7$-ie-7 Act. Clearly, 1 am not. PoUticalfroedom is a right that - w LitMmek 3g WwWt mPt MP HI mne. fee maid to other "main sonoksff" Dhmt at the owner risk, and ' (iWl" or vWt sot aC 27l Fordham Avenue. be by eJ J(MO wotdd he appropriate. However, this should enjoyed everyone. More than likely, XMttt is not liable or responsible for custody or Jm It wot ipety whot I aaM about return. xjmmbvtv ivpw JlJ(Hn'(t VJPI ls o!ksttlftCiJt( blacks in the federal and postal serviot will be able to uovtinmevm piMloia pnsjs hi our etty. By this picturet. etc. u.tfraed, pieatt programs and Federal work" to a mmietry of GiNft Word. AM the develop some roaj polrtictl $knft if they are able to rcnrrticiet, mdi thne, mnny of yon know nhout the tend self aildioand envelope. joht have proven not to he the answer work I do beyond that aofsrisM wy engage in offsiuty partisan politics. My only fear it fang Hfce fbjht hi Hie vkrnfty of one of Subtcnptwn rales are $11 anmutav. oavahM m oHnMPor flBMj Jj that too often we cannot see the forest for the trees. r. and haw evolved into being a mh?c !4VJo4Mi t( ffloK nPf ost iaA-vajio- our hnrfor high mat For advertisement inform yitaw fBf tjwt sohook woak, 0. There is Inherent danger that workers may have to write Ubixitt jvv)pt mm ot'omrilfcwBW the name of .... Our Lowl and in ' ff! a ja m - A 4 - w a, ru Saviour. bear the subtle and sometimes naoteotabie wrath of n ensi Mreet or r. O. MK UuliMKK, ,, ' AaMnftitlifnM Al faffHsdott At parenh awl eonrirm ckisent, their bostt because of ftctiv vohnmonf in the gJIiAimnjmtipmflneot? j e eoepenrmfcsna nsm mi mmmv sj n sppoBomHmp sm we must help those young woplt political process. OSPOCm. OtJmO o JJtV OflmTH hnvlng the thtrk mode out hi lie now, hefoie it's too Ute. my p oun of shivery, a dtp widened from cradle onmsiBmn op k it .tcttoi. tfat theory wy to afrd Wmmn ommm Keep on Is good for to grove." lllwphiii" that it he wrMnf it the 2.4 million federal civilian and potttl wo., er the Tnmas out all of ' ' To have prosperous hMUvhhwh on hnmedtnteiy after the its. right to enge in the political process wkbot ate 1s m m "Hp A mmm Mm Ymk. M. Y. I you must havs propfOW irepairi. i t:.c quality f govei ament scrvu is to male (3iij TN 74m3 businesses. In this cotmtry afctmt nam thnrany onnctou tmendmentt ; moHattoAct small businesses, man II there are any wmitFi contain strong, enforceable provisions that would

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RUBY Federation Of Choirs The ' Hint Mr tick and Vernard Is shut in this week include Mr Jhn Osfty. Rtta M. cornMr Cmtag Outreach Prayer Randle. at home; an4 Host Annual Services 0rtfto K. TTib writer wotrtd like Castle tnd The Federation of Breakast Freddie o extend our Turner, first vice Eddin.on. both Christian Choirs, Members and friends If ho come. Wc just love sympathy to members of jaaiti' a group of president; Mr. James pu.ients in Health "'aaaaTSaai Vernard Johnson. of t Outreach Praycr people with appetites. Sciences Center. aaTt thirteen churches of Thompson, second vice New Hope Banitt BPBSsl aBaas- v aaaTaaaK. aBflaaax varies denominations, president; Ms. Joan Y. Amet.ca's foremost Breakfast met in the That .he only invitation Remember a Church. k spirit up I saxaphontst will lovely Of "tart will host its twenty-sixt- h Ervin. secretary; Ms. home Mrs. you need. Friend You Have In Brother Robert Cork be anniversary Sunday Ollic Coleman, assistant coming to Lubbock Juanita Sowed last Guest minister and Jeain." Ir you have a lost his brother-in-la- w in I, March 23. June 190. for a Saturday morning at 9 a. wives present included: pravcr request, come bv Los Angeles, Cahtoinia. afternoon. at secretary; and Mr. m. There 742-XVf- 2:30 p. m. at the Greater concert under the was standing Dr. Floyd Perry. Jr.. or call T. LctN The Harvey Bunton Grover C. Colvin. Luke treasurer. sponsorship of the Zion room only, thanks to all Mrs. C.'C. Peoples. Mrs. pray together. family lost a loved one Saint Baptist Church. Mrs. Desma Moore is Missionary Baptist of you who bc'lcvc God's l ouHHa Childcrs Mrs. Wc would like to wish last week. Mr. It-- jn Host church for the directress of the annual Church. Rev. A. L. word. If we would lift h i rtcresa Simpson, and a very "Happy UrttMky" was a cousin of Sister Pati H. annual anniversary will services. Musicians pastor. word. If we would lift him Mrs. Florence Comer. to Mrs. Willie Thomas. Clara Colquitt. are H" the First Proiraeive Ms. Mae Pearl Jackson 'ore information and up, he would draw. We were very happy to The ucal,ion was.oncc Mi,j0fen Y. details Prvinlott baptist Church. Rev. M. and Ms. Betty will follow later. President Mary Ward haVe rttc following asked: Can any good (wunrtn fh Waxabachii. Miller. 0. Shepherd, pastor. Sources close to the presided over the member btk after being come out of faTcrth. Texas last weak. Ms. Odessa Mitchell is He was known for his The public is cordially Federation of Choirs told meeting. Opening devo- tthscnt for ttrvcntl weeks. kad the answer was: heme from the hospital hospitality to both the to the Lubbock Digest this tion was led by Mrs.J. They afc:' Mrs, Pearl CtftflK AND SKKI! and is reported to be invttid attend. grout and the small; the wrik that Mrs. Moore is Sowell, Mrs. C. Hyson, fti&th'Hfimds Green. The next meeting will The Barbara Jordan ddlrtg nicely. Officers of the saints and sinners alike. Fsderition Chotre are expected to fc sgn the Jv4rs. B. Winters and Mrs. RbWtaf Hightower, he in the home of M r. and worship-po- tf Senior Citizens d He oastorcd Pravor & Mr. A. L. Smith, position as director after V. Peoples. The scripture 'VaPlfnii Carroll. Chtfs-uin- sMrs. Rooscvclt"'Carroll. last Sunday morning House Church of God in was taken from the 3t3rcj i Hyson; Wiijic M, School is week, pfpsidant; Mr. Willie many faithful years of 2915 East Colgate, at Zion Baptist Church out this Christ in Lamesa, Texas , fitu-- Psalms. TKdnm Bstlje v so ploasc drive careful service. ' Mrji. Mary Ward is Rev. A. Patrick, for fifteen years before . L The morning lesson LuolllP M Thomas and president. Mrs. C. F.,, and watch those kids who devoting fulUima! pastor. Wondcfyl all was taught by Mrs. C. C. Mt. Wheeler. M are playing in the street's. Eirl Fair, vioc president; rs. service? were held. New Hdpe Baptist pastorage to the All Faith Peoples. The. text was ' Bach !oT you are very j C. E. Bfovvn. secretary; Church in Slaton, Proverbs 14:1. fftjclrfkii Crme back. and Mrs. Dorothy Hood, Because his " of obedience, The i iving Bible Mwnirtf prayer jvas raportttf. -- of ths , tfbllegd Mr. Jim Osby is in omt Sponsors Style Show cooperation and faithful- Version: "A wise woman students home for f i University Hospital. He the ness, he was appointed builds her house while a spflfte break inelude Carl " Tfie new Hope Baptist in the big event! Anyone African Methodist Episcopal is the uncle of Mrs. Mary District Overseer of the foolish woman tears hers i Etm and Kevin Lusk, Church's Youth Move- ii.' Roberts. He has many DeWay erested may contact Slaton District where hs down by her own ne T. ment will he sponsoring one the following other relatives hfcre. Williams. of served untiringly until his efforts." V, t Church (. Patterson, an "After Easier Style persons I.- Jr., .Ltstit hv April "home going" oh March Thought for the day: on Sunday. 765-037- Show" April Linda Polk, 0; "A (hat's Cross and others. 7, 1980. "Are you a builder or a Ghurch fot afraid ( identify with the 13. toddlers 765-685- Ms. Mary Ann Jones for and Winnie Morgan, 4; He leaves to mourn his frustrations of the Black experience." children of the city. wrecker?" of Dallas, Texas spent ihe Brenda Gipson, passing: a wife, Mrs. This was a great lesson, It's less Members would like to 762-423- 7; weekend with her than a month or Anita Alice Butler; a son, Joe thanks to our greal have children the 744-394- 1. parents, Mr. and Mrs. before the City Council of Henri: Lee Butler; a grandson, community to partivifiate teacher. Harrison (Bull) Davis. and School Board Joe, Jr. of Lamesa; a Breakfast was served She reported a wonde?ful elections her. Read step-daught- er, Ms. Alma with a complete kitchen visit hero. important information Overseer Joe Willie Butler Jean Jones of Lubbock; staff in action. about these elections in Final her children, Archie Are you hungry Section II of this issue. rites were read for Overseer Nell Shed and Tommy. physically or spiritually? This information is here Joe Willie Mrl Oracc Sullivan, Butler, District Carl Beaver of Oakland, for all of us to read so we Overseer her daughter, Carolyn; of the Slaton District, California; a father, and children can understand What to Willie G. motored to Northwest Texas, Chur- Butler of unclcs, a host of nephews, Stephen Pierson, Pastor do when we Vote. U will Lamesa; Odessa, Texas last ch of God in Christ, with BBaVBBBBnaBBBBBBBBBHaH three brothers, nieces, other relatives and Saturday afternoon to also let us know where to Austin of Lamesa, Grant vote. Bishop J. E. Alexander, friends who will always Sunday School attend the Grand Lodge pastor, of Pheonix, Arizona and cherish his memory. 9'30A M meeting. They officiating. James of Kermit, Texas; Morning WorsRIp reported a Interment was held in Active pallbearers ...IZm IbbBkSbbWju9bbbbbw!!bk six Evening Worship wonderful meejavng the Lamesa sisters, Ms. Mae were Rev. James 7:00 p:m. " Cemetery ' Scott, under the direction Harris and Ms. Bertha Rev. Eddie Scott, Rev. of "God Our Fqther, Jamison and Bowens of Lamesa, Ms H. C. King, Rev. Jimmy Chrht Oar Redeemer, Man Our Brother" Son Johnnie Williams of Funeral Home. Brown, Rev. Freddie 1 Kermit, Ms. Lola Vinson 2200 744-755- Overseer Butler was Clark, and Rev. E. Southeast Drive . (806) 2 ORSFOTTTFS oi Riverside, California, L.Hastings. Lubbock, Texas $ '' ft!i!9 Avfr" and Mrs.. Willie Gnjnt and Ms. DeJpjisJiijoianjft HonoraiMwi m yr . Butler in. irs Palestine. Texas on April of Amarillo; two aunts, were all District "Over-- Loving memory, one great aunt, nine i seers; In ."20, 1923. His mother baptized with the Holy CHURCH OF THE LIVING Mr. Lois Bass preceded him in death. Ghost in 1949 after GOO He was reared in hearing the word of God 408 ' CHRIST TEMPI North Zenith Hallsvilel and Longview, through a message SHUACH HAYKE6 CHAPEL CHURCH Averiue Fir nev L. F. Pallbearers were Texas and attended the delivered by Bishop J. E. Mil Av. 2$t H(M Asa. Bowie. Pastor Luktoek, Tkm 7S4a FL Freddie Williams, , Worth, Texas 781 CC Leo public SeC-744-- schools there. Alexander. theor. 34 "Where The True Gospel Fftont! 23 Is Preached" Thomas, Bobby Larry, He was iinited in Overseer Butler was Billy Thomas, ,Rgger marriage to Mfes called to ministry and Thomas, and Booker Harm in 1945. distinguished himself aa Sykes. He was saved and willing worker of God.

Clwreh of Qo4 In Christ, Inc. P. O. box 2411 J Luateock, Taut 7MM nt.2MtFirAa. Morning Worship 10:30 A. Ra M1t MccArthur Or, LaMwak, fanas 7944 Fort Wertri, Tiim 78112 PHarM aat,744-t- u "Welcome Visitors" "liana I17-4t1-- st Sunday Sqhool 9.45 Morning worship .'.iOOa.m. aif hop W. D. Haynat prsMwfcw at Chrurt Temple Final rites were read , . Eaoh rtrat and Thkd Sunday 4:00 pan. foe Lois Bass Mrl on l'::, 7:30 P-- WoWd: 110 A.M. Mlnh!p Wednesday, March 12, at Services . ; 700 p.m. the Ford Memorial a B LYONS CHAPEL SH Church e.f God in C.rfat 4 rOr &.erybody is always welcome with Bishop J. E4 'eeeriajieasif 'ut- Church Phone: Alexander, pastorf p?jrWRCl1 J' " (806) 744-645- 9 officiating. 1 .4'. , .st Sanctuary '1 Life " : Intermentwas hold fn ; Tre of if yV'Tn, i.'1 ,. the Peaceful Gardens Church in ". Cemetery under the of God Christ direction of Soutn Plains Rev, R, L. Caro, Pastor Funeral Home. Mr. Bass was born to 4117 East 2nd Street Mr. and Mrs. John Bass on March 2, 1909 in Red Rtgutur Churches Services River County. Texas. 1704 .AST 3MTH ITRJUfT . XCfPiOC Phone: (864) 744&3S He was married to Wednesday - 7'J0 p. m. Mrs. Maggie Lee Yates Friday 8:00 p. nt. Bass on May I, 1931. Sunday School Sunday Morning ,.,5 a. They live in Roxton, Morning Worship Services Noon ' j i aaaaaaPMaaaaaaaB Texas until 1962. YoHowhoute Canyon I Y. P. W. W. - Sunday Evening - 6JO-- p. m. A - Mr. Bass patted away Seirthem laptM Churoh . Sunday Evening Services 8:00 p. nv on Saturday, March 8. "Future Homo UitmaiaraaBetioemieiiBeieeeeiiiBeaian1ie 1980. He leaves to mou-- n hit death his wife. Mrs. JAMISON AID SON Maggie Bast of the home; three tons, Lois, Jr, of FtJKEEAL H030S Tatum, New Mexico, MtE-NiE- Harold Ray of Tennessee D FUNERAL FLAM Colony, Texas and Charles Ray of Lubbock; MAdS uaiii aa af latfliaiMM. six daughters. Mrs. " ' luMMiiai auiu taaa air haf Verna Gates of Kansas Cifurclf far Ipwyctttbt lat)4e' City. Mo.. Mrs, Frank ie $v$citt Graham, Mrs. Dciores aXJHBS)UI4l SaWVWSM fteW. M. Mafuita idi k) sdjtfoa) e aH tflaoH 4. . luneay SoHoo Cotail Hftjforty, both of Fort tiolt Ay . a -1 jaaaiMMa n IfaaajfaWiOC aMMaW Worth. Mrs Oiiii uommavtor hp n-ur- yavpaaVMt aajiiaa japaia 9 NartoL Cm At ChriK Williams of Long Batcti. aWaaaaaMaBaalaBaaaaalLaaaaW a4ateaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaJ ayaaafaaattaS Stttt x TWaPJPa'aa'eaBr WrPmiP Ckm4Gl Ca., Mrs. Margaret Laoy --a. -- M.t cj aaai O Sa 7Cm4m ftvsep dv'" J Moidw IsVr) aWlflBl ?HaBp eraOT "ISr " wf mW "ar Simjiag M liNM AM Jenkins and Milt a, M.MH wv K,.nr mhI TlWMeartJaAfi MNb? Neon Serwaco.U .M. Dorothy bast, both of JliMUr UDfMAif $t3jtM Nwe Sef4e Wi U&AM. On. a a mm UWtncfc; a Mrs UaaaaaaaiaVT 9 - . , titter tW 044.... m M AasjMaSsslajtt ft MftSOilt. fuaaaay EtM Trotter of aaaaaaaaaaMlia OalSaaaaaaaM jShBaf it 5j apa STit iipaaaPaaa Roatoo; thrity-tcve- n USe m Sasw'aaaaaffiiPT ih-e- e T4ft,l M grandchildren, 9m great grandchildren, r Sato ota VT&, WmHtL fcaa PH.! many other relatives and Iriends. WWW M IIP

sijmW Sheridan's YAO Kofi Tyu mmmmmmmmmr mm iv mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmBPiml Thi Outspokvft smmVmmmB mv .afkr mVBVMmmmmmmmmmr jg smr jmmT smVr bpMbT CRAIG WILSON Then in t tine in the symbol), Aim uemkinp toovfe jt ot ptayhing fine as his lover Kate; movk jft om p' ying Letand Palmer equatry Yes, folks, that was "J. Mmpsn who showed up at now at the Fox Fotirptat strong s his ex-wi- fe and he annual Hooker's Bail in San Francisco recently. Weil out in Iflh Street. Ertsbet FoWi charming Making a surprise appearance at the event which was held "AH That in which as Jan," the daughter. There is in the Civic Auditorium (they know how to do things rig leading player says of a bu; the, rankling good in Fogtown), "The slopped in the Vip room for his life, "pills, booze and portrayal the .uk" of "Lenny" some champagne and suckling pig and told bystander it kin of David screwing around." character was a "nice party." No, we don't know what he was do- That about sums up Newman. ing there. He could have been recruiting cheerleaders for this R-rat- ed, fine film The film will entrance that pro football team he and some monevH friends are which has landed a many with its music and supposed to be putting together. Which they are nomination for dance; it will equally going to the call the Los what? eommt Oscf awards as confuse and dismay Antdes fee: Picture and a Beet many others for its off-bc-.t RftVftal'ng Actor nomination for its approaches. It is Thh time a year ago Thdma Houston was one de- the Incredible Beauty mmmmmmgifl jf smmmmmmmmmmmmWBPmmmmmmmmwH pressed young lady central player, Roy worth seeing; I cannot as a result of her feud with some folks of Black Women in an Intimate at Motown Records. What a difference Schoider, whom you may guarantee you will totally MEAD TOO a year car make, Album of Sensuality & Pleasure from first enjoy the effort. X to paraphrase an old (and great) Dinah Washington song. remember the WIlKt.BUT MY GBANOfOTHf R SAYS Thla album is in I Now Thclma has a one a great series of MJaws.M want to include a few ( THAT VWHO PEOPLE TOOW 1 brand new contract with RCA (and collector's we're told by insiders that the special editions published h "All That Jazz" is a worde about a thoughtful V DONT KNOW WHAT SID Tttftlft I folks there couldn't be hap- Players Magazine depicting the modem superbly-mad- e, tightly-kn- it man who has my pier whR.nef) and has just cut new crossed l T BR&D I BUTTtREDON album, "Breakwater young Black woman with a Cat." Songwriter sense of love film in which the path, an unusual man. In great Jimmy Webb came up with a few and freedom never before achieved. You'll new dancing is a major and the past eight years I have tunes (let's hope one of them does for Thclma w' uc want lo collect them all. The printing is valuable ingredient. It had occasion .his ByhS.Time J to apply for Get To Phoenix" did fwGlen Camp-bell- h. magnificent. The nudes breathtaking. The was filmed from the employment many times Webb also served as executive producer on the al- concept beautiful. original screenplay by the over. Those of you who "s bum. What's more, Thelma has a Players magaziie inter- THE SPECIAL director, the noted have had this dishearten-in- g view coming up! Couldn't happen to a sweeter lady. director-produc- MARCH 1980 EDITION er Bob experience will Fosse, who has, of understated what S mean ONS'ALENOW course, done the intricate when I say that once the 30 and spellbinding choreo- application made and the grapher for this one, too. interview is over, that m Fosse, you see, is the generally is the total and h The Restaurant ) king pin of this film,1 for it black-c- ut end of it. You Chateau mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmilVmmmmmmmWPte. thinly veils many of real-lif- e never hear anything I ocurences in Fosse's more, ifyou didn't get it. I And life as choreographer and had occasion recently to film-mak- er apply for a position with ("Lenny") jj Disco and so the film is a kind of Walt Clark of Brand autobiography. In this Clark Electric Co. The Scheider is Joe Gideon, job application had to be who lives on pills, booze, passed on by a local sex and cold showers, eye board, then the nomi- ARETHA FRANKLIN THELMA HOUSTON OELLA REESE drops and a hard-drivi- ng nee's name went before a relentless committment regional meeting held in a new musical, You're to his stage and film Arkansas earlier this Thproducersof Never Too OIc& tbout an over-the-h- lll jazz singer, bondage. He is totally a month for approval. Mr. are biting their nails and waitingfor some Regard- moral man, with an Clark called me during word from the medics ing the state of Delia Reese's health. What they really want ardent, believing ex-wi- fe the interim period to tell anda doting small me that an Oklahoma to know is if Delia js up to a .(hopefully) Jong un in Los daughter, a mistress anda City man who had more Anceles and New York playing the taxing role ot the lead. daughter, a mistress and experience in the work Qr should they be talking to someone efse . . . uh, like a trail of casual affairs. csthan I was the favored RuthBrown? "ffie I The fi'.m traces ore. So, knew. The past Rumors are running hot ahd heavy that Aretha Frank- Robert & .tike Williams - Owners formation of a new show, weekend, after that lin is mucho unhappy with her Atlantic Record pat and backstage, meeting, the rehearsals Walt Clark will be moving on to the Arista label when ij expires next called to tell me the and the exhausive V-- S K I mmmV year. A spokesman for At!anticdenies there's any trouble ' rehearsals day aftc day, meeting had-decid- ed tb jwith afi'd 'g' ' Amha fcminds us that she's tteh aWth'Mfjabd rssm thrssirTMe? ' gtr-alfl'H- VP it For what that's wqVlhr "' 'City&htTteNo'v ' W ovedtE" Gideon finishes the Oklahoma Alex Haley's next project will be a television movie "that's Save with the to editing of his new film a month after the ju-uncne- be produced by Norman Lear (and if the pairing of the Mil? simultaneously. initial contact between Federal writer of Roots and the producer of Good Times seems a There is the spectre ot a Clark and me. And he First "A bit odd to you, count us in). Anyhow is veiled women to whom remembered to call and the film called King the Hilhand is Moriday, Wednesday, Friday, and Gideon confides and tell me how it all came of about the friendship between two youngsters, one black and one white .. . which makes us who, in the long run is the. out. v wonder ' Saturday beautiful symbol of the Fve never had that FIRST FEDERAL if they know about Warner's feature Tlx? Great ScmtirjjjpYbtfA deals, you guesied it, with the friendfhip of n v Angel Death. happen before in many LOAN of For Joe SAVINGS AND twatjunsftfb. Gideon burns out and years and I am g: ateful to ASSOCIATION OF LUBBOCK,. Uh, huh, Stan Shaw (you saw him fh Clean Care Free Atmosphere FIRST FEDERAL PLAZA R'oois) plays the black kid and Michael O'Kctfc plays the succumbs, finally, to a that man. In fact, Walt HOME OFFICE " heart attack. But not Clark deserves some sort 1300 BROADWAY ivhiie kid and the'll be at your local theater in early BRANCH OFFICES 34th & AVE W Spring. Sorry 'bout before we have seen all. of award and all I can 50th & ORLANDO thai Alex, Norman. . . . phases of his life, his present him with is my & BROWNHEID Z 19 9 Plas International Pubticatiow work and his strengths thanks for surprising and 1001 762-92- 61 and his weaknesses. The warming consideration Idalou Road dances incorporate many for the also-ra- n. JOIN VOTE! of those phases and when, Entertainment of he, in the last moments, first order is on fhe wayto NA ACPI! Gideon lies dying, we see the Lubbock Memorial songs dances Civic the and that Center on Tuesday Next week well tackle epitomize this man's and Wednesday, Marlph yet another of the befrg passing in review. 25-2- 6, when the sumptu- nominees for the Best The film pictures a ous, all new 34th editfon Picture Oscar, "Chapter man for whom the of "Holiday on Ioe" Two," now at the South audience does not really comes to tQwnTie Ice Plains Mall UA Cinema, feel any emotional sh ws have always been with Marsha Mason involvement. He is a life po pular here and nominated for Best curiosity, a puzzling, "Holiday on Ice" has Actress in the lead role, egoecentric, maddening always been a prime along with James Caan. and at the same time favorite. The showtlmes Km YOUR FAMILY FASHION DEPARTMENT STORE evilly winning man. will be 4 p. m, Tuesday, Scheidr portrays him Marcn Z5; 8 p. m. WITH LATEST STYLES AND EVERYDAY vividly and sharply, Wednesday, March 26, I Jer 2 1 LOW PRICES levying no room for all seats reserved at $6,.50 The 89 Restaurant doubt. It's the best role, and $7.50 with KAMC-T- V 6401 A venue Wexajs I he has had on screen to sponsoring the 8 p. m. I H Lubpcnk, J date but a loveless one. Tuesday show with $1.50 745-993- If1 Of the cast there is off on all tickets that one 1 Phone: (806) 1 Jatsioa Lange as the show. All kids under 12 Angallque (the death get in for $1.00 off price. 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IMNIuft St. If kls Border Dtar Dr. Ftillmtr hurt and H en TmI. "1mi It is not mmptf 1 MA intCTMttti in oy yspo, yoor hvMgbMtion fUding mm to nrfkvt It liktty to fee totrucih Myaclf of emutiontl twd of Rev. P. B. Phentx oat control Salesman, fatigue and tension. Can causing tfovfc, k - of Don Crow Cturmtet, inc. you recommend ways to confidence, shyness, fear, Loop 289 A Slide Herd Burger Fever do this? M. Cairn, and doofOMnon. It can mtikidttphii, Pa. road 7mm jealousy, envy, Rev. Phenlx dM K apl! He was nomtd FefetMty, Free Drink With & FOOD STORES, INC httta, and can keep you lilt Salesman of the Mtth. &HIf Dwr M. Cairn: from I fitting along with If yo irfd a new car, need ear, truck or van, gtw others. Large Hamburgers Rtv. P. I. Phetdx the opporhm? to work wMt There are Many (3) The imagination He beneves in giving his curfomers the deal ofmthe successful techniques has unlimited potontkU to month. that you oan to help. When Used xmKI-vol- y, ub You can call Rev. Phenix at Don Crow Chf rrotet ky $1.00 eliminate emotional your imagmatton dialing 794-4G0- G and make an appointment to fatigue and tension. At talk to oan bring about happi- him about any kind of a car you desire to drive. He has my Stress Prevention and 747-953- ness, confidence, con- connections all over West Tex New Mexico and the Call Ins: 1 Control Clinics, many structive ideas, and Oklahoma Zone. have significantly 511 people knowledge. Just give Rev. p. B. Phonlx a call TODAY!! 1018 4th 2510 Quirt improved the., lives with (4) The imagination East 34th Street methods that are proven, can treat ideas that solve safe, and beneficial. your problems a:,d help wwiiwwuiwwwm Tension is the opposite you to cope with those of relaxation. Worry that cannot be solved; it usually causes the mind can anticipate; forecast send signals distress BROOKS to of and plan ahead. Rem- SUPER to the musses which ember, you can be your become easily tensed and greatest nsset or youi tightened. greatest enemy - if you m People who have expect to fail, you are "We Gladly routine, unohtllenging Hkcly to fail; if your MARKET job? tend to become expect to succeed, you Accept bored, frusttated, and are likely to -- luccecd. antagonized. They have Youi" imagination con- 1807 Parkway Drive plenty of time to worry trols your destiny. Thank you For Food Stamps and to create things to You: mind k like Mondity thru Saturday Your Bu$in0kf worry about. This is computer in that it has ' Open 8 - stress and stress causes recorded all of your a. rn. to 9 p. m. Driy With Care Watch That Child! tension. experiences - good and Sunday If one concentrates on bad. Fears, Prices Good m a nsiii(. phobias, . Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. i.ki.ssj:ria OR .VI.; thoughts of relaxing hates,1 and loVes are all March 18 thru March 24, 1980 iu:ri:h scenery; a vacation; the there - waiting to be beach; being with good recalled by you. You friends; and doing the should always imagine Lean Boneless Pike Peak things that he enjoys yourself being successful, doing, he is likely to send secure, and happy. These positive signals to his thoughts determine how ROAST .!.!:.... body that relax him. On you will act in relation to $1.98 the other hand, if he your family, friends, job, concentrates on prob-tefii- s; and problems. Lean Ground unplesant exper- By thinking positively, iences; fears; and you will be able to unhappiness, he Is likely remove many of the to find his body in a inhibitors that stand in ....$1.39 stressful and tense the way to happiness and condition. emotional self-contr-ol. The mind profoundly Much of your tension is Gooch German influences the body. This cif-indu- cdj is exemplified by the persons who suffers an fee'ding your?:bSdy' AUSAQE .49 upset stomach because he negative impulses". When was told, and believed your program yonr mind Armour Star that he had mistakenly positively, you Will eaten chocolate covered experience immediate , -:- cockroaches when he changes in all parts of FRANKS m.x: ,.. - 98c thought that he was you- life - your feelings, crunching on candy. your physical well-bein- g, Glover Many medical students and your personality. T TXT1TG ; ... develop ymp'.oms of the Your life will be injected JLJLWUATjl JUZ .;. rkg. very diseases they study with new "plateaus of 1M. as the result of their achievement without the Wesson strong imaginations previous discord, frustra- which reflect their tion, or strain. MARKET susceptibiity to sugges- You should think Gladiola ....240z. tion. positively i. OIL $1.09 and send A The point is this: when positive signals your w to i --v- . Ken L Ration you think dbout pleasant J. filly Z5 lib. body which will result in XV y 4.29 things, you tend to happiness and will help JUu become relaxed; when you to become the person IGladiola yoc think a iuut unplea- of your dreams. Mrs. Tuckers sant 'hints, your body I 5 becomes tanse. FLOUR Ld. 89c Silver Was Your imagination is Getf Bou ity a NEW YORK In we first I powerful force. Here are modem Olympic Games held in ontlKTRNfiVfifi $1,291 some facts: 1896 in Athens. Greece,' silver ...... L-rfeR- pn-. qiedals yvcre awarded to win TOWELS (J) Your imagination net. Gold medals for winners JQ Introduced four later, affects wetc yean Ranch Style , 1 gP" twit"-1- your emotions. It at Paris. 15 02 is for this reason that STARC 79c when you simply, Prices Declined I '-- Hunt's imagine yourself in a WASHINGTON The mo oz;$l.00 A In BEANS IF fearful situation, you rcm year which prices de- rrTl. m t:' clined was in 1954, when 1 begLn living 1 viviyv m to tremble. dropped St? Rffoe. The (2) Tlx imagination is worth 100 ets k a two-sid- ed sword. It can now worth less than 38, cent, PRODUCE 1 &VLk'''? s"9lM I Fish & Sea 1726 B Parkway Drive f v ORANGES jnuiigryit jnairit Nfackenize Village Shopping Center 4 Lb. (Next Io TGSl Y ami Old GLYCERINE Vnt4 Super Market) S $1.99 Spring Feeling TANGERINE SHAMPOO ass $1,691 hunch & Breakfast Wattr Maid Short Orders RICE , ox 99c N9ta instant TEA Opm 7 sl wu to 9 m POTATOE 5 Lb. March 2t, 19M st i

yMt lW wdtMfc ftv. On IV Iftd warm of stall an-- su' niusjj. uvusb svpaun M Sha SSSJums'otit stiy ort-WNO- JV fMtajaf tga)f-4- much w i nunaay .'SS m you SMsM. nk up thu be mote settled. PrMay Mosldayt on so that should set some ifiiprove-me- nt fou aaa ttM the fallowing in your domaMk af- day fairs. Saturday win hold SAGITTARIUS fcavtm.tr more in store for the odd and 1 25 tsWsWuHfcfcC aMF unusual to occur. Travel "Castle Walk,""Tne 4st" pleasant for km- - or home Matt Take cfMrfjrof Wednesday to Sunday, and lay low on Mon- and the "Hustle, " to name a improvements. expect much. It is v.. undsry do what you want. Thursday day and Tuesday. GEMINI May 31-Jb- nc 21 Whetl we know it or fw, were crated by the Jack - the 23rd that thinpt wW go how tr will require a little PISCES February tr not Wednesday the 1 9th gets you when one says "American artist and ha music. Even f'e v in your favor. The same more tact. Friday and Satur- dance segments performed by started in a brand hew direc- day show planetary aspects .. for Monday. Tuesday find the 19th looks Musk". one is really refer- tion with new friends, etc -- John Travolta in the highly that warn of being .very care- ring to block fr wc, the in- Planetary aspects for you merrtalrv ouiet nnA re- fine to go after that impor- digenous music Noun successful movie "Saturday served. ful thh weekend, especially in tant person you've been try- of Thursday thru Saturday the - Night Fever" was taught to September conrectkMi with water an- Thursday will America. This does not pre- 22iid indicates very favorable LIBRA ing to reach. clude that white America has him by M Mack instructor. 21 machinery. Sunday 23rd find you being emotionally conditions thrrngh this - At. J so it is imperative that Wednesday 1 9th may still sutftbts- minor delay isltive others. Fridav not made their contribution period, es.wcially to deal with the t to we as black Americans realize prove be mixed in getting retatity t Mvri. However, promises a little give and -- t music. However the the opposite sex and handling to the extreme vatue, impor- your plans started; but you'll Monday the 4th;w) give little take. On Saturday, mjr influence, style and unexpected events Sunda, raft. tance and influence of our Thursday much you tljelaaja; ta gsx apprecia- Communications with others thrust of musk in this coun- and Monday offers some type find to be 4 musk in America and its Friday 1st wiH tion for effom. will be important on Sunday. PI try has been made by btatk . of public Involvement. Tues- better day. 02 impact around this world. really day ; for fan, tk will be pleas- artists. Theirfluenceofbtkk day the 24th suggests you be 'he Monday most The Pinal step, titan. Is to tlt no But Tuesday suggests a day artists' musk hat hut t tre- rest at home. relaxation and marie. ant. Whesday-th- e harness and control many of very care Tut, however, of . Ifft indkatec quiet fulness. mendous impact, both 21-Ju- be of rest CANCER Jhhc ly 21 the dollars that have histori- your health on the foltowlna thai smaH favors dan be pur- and .culturally. Wednesday finds you full of Black music, instance,, cally made others so wealthy day. Surfday the 23rd to? sued tB get ohJHves; done. Dear Reader: fdr ce to carry out billions from our musical contribu- may little leery. Same for Friday like from has literally made and plans. Thursday will be just be a Bth Thursdey. We'd to hear tion to the world. TViday loe'ks will Of you. Please write in with any billions of dollars for the as nice'. Prlday and Sa; rday Monday and the 21t see much your music industry (not badfor a In next we'k's column, we to be good to socialize,; and personal and business affairs questions or inquiries you suggests that social, , creative minority) and still continues will continue this very inter establish your spiritual side. takp aji ;upwrd turn. Satur- may have. For your Personal esting discussion, and we will and unusual happenings will Yet October . day the mlxtjd Profile to do so. many of the take place on these two days. SCORPIO 22nd suggests a AstroNumerology outstanding black artists, see hownt relates fh ih 21 bag day, qf mcre downs than Chart, send your name, ind'.c.-tc- s science - -- particularly the past;" wonderful of Astral- .3rcL Wednesday starts off vfth .vipjt. Be carejful of travellhg birthday, and time of birth, from l1 e cnarrce or cnange died virtually without cent. 02VNumerolo2v. disappointments f.Jm per- 'jjji Sunday: Monday aha along with a $f$JX) 'money a - 21-Ap- f is rll a.nd ravel strong. On Mon- Frank, The Duck On the cultural side, black ARIES - March 20 sons In position, Thursday, Ttiesday 'wliT see the ronhrittc Ordsr or i&ek, payable to Wednesday the 19th should aay, an miiutntiai woman Wiggins, its sp0opf year come ash. Flaafs land te: You, . Jo freshman architecture ,iqjor at Texas music has had a tremendous may assist you. Rest on Tues- too ma: have setbacks personality dealing with those in 1 success finiyu opposite sex, so be as : Your and Tech University, designed and built the scooter, effect and on our day. ivfttb.the out. '' . Nwni&t War position. The next May, how-eve- r, "Frank, Duck," foreground, in beginning white counterparts, here and tactful as you can. You wilt AQUARIUS - junMry Stars, P.O. Box 753R. 226 the her avoW haste and Impul- LEO JHly 24 Elvis find Fflday 21st Weak i 5th Avenue, New York, New sculpture rAw. The wagon was designed and built by abroad. Pat 3oone, Avoid minor disputes . the the Presley, The Rolling siveness with others. Friday is vfti York 10037. Jorge Vtrftcn Gvadalajara. Mer The toys a Starts, influential person on Wed- of for Phoebe Snow, The favorable, in a minor way. Lubbock child care center were turnetl over to the Beatles, nesday he 19th. Thursday Elton John, Cher a many Saturday the 22nd will go children when completed, a d and Friday will see a change and apart of the students' other white artists owe their about In ?n unexpected man- grades for the better, especially in Public AiinoHiitement depended upon the youngsters' acceptance. very success directly to the ner. Sunday the 23rd give an 0b-mest- matters with the opposite sex. Both wagon and duck were popular. (Tech Photo) opportunity to b free. ic influence of black music. For Saturday the 22nd will offer a Annlioaftnn narlrets ar ruiw availaKL fn Instance vdven the "Sonny situations n)ay cause fr,mi,i,. T.nw.... Ups downs on Monday. mixed day of up.s and downs. Projects which can be - Black Caucus In Opposition - - and funded under the CETA Tifle VI. projacts uiiu iici aril ir nil inv r During Sunday a.id Monday thast networks a few years ago, ?J uy t' should he designed to provide or accomplish a specific public service. M the opportunity to pull off $20 about the first four weeks TAURUS April 2t-- 20 The Congressional billion dollar of - something big is indicated. decrease in the federal the show, Cher sung nothing Important persons, especially Black Caucus last week those of the opposite sex, will Use Thursday to get Into any Applicants may be governmental units, public or educational eatitles, budget will only reduce but highly successful tunes necessary issued a statement assist you on Wednesday details. Cornmunliy ljRed non-prof- it inflation by 0.1 after tnede by black artists. T. V. 's and or othar service groups in the City of Lubbock. , , opposing the latest round Thursday. VIRGO AagHst two years time. more recent show, "Sha Nu Friday the. 2lst bu'dg.et suggests a day for you be 21 of outs in Car-di- ss Na, " many to Congresswoman sing of the popu- Wednesday starts you off Application packages or additional information may be obtained from CETA domestic social programs lar tunes recorded by black creative and optimistic. As Collins. Chair- vritakjng bold moves towards Project Director's office, South Association 17Q9 as a cure for inflation. artists during the SO's. for Saturday, "beware of the Plains of Governments,' woman of the Congress- your objectives. Thursday ' Instead the Caucus is Popular dance crazes such advice you take from others 26th btreet, Lubbock, Texas 79411. Deadline for all annlicatinns will he dttu ional Black Caucus nnd-- "lal1 bu subtle calling upon the Admi- as the "Black Sundav the 23rd iitaicutes p m., April 18, 19$ft. stated, "The source of the Bottom," changes taking place. Friday kor further information, call 7621. ,. nistration to impose "Charleston," the "Jitter- minor utlays with travel, problem oi the nation's and Saturday should be xn- - stringent bug," "Lindy Hop," the However, Monday will be mandatory woes is siaerea mixeq aays, so aon t controls on prices, wages, economic the imbalance and dividends. gross between the real 5 decrease The Caucus asserts in wages, the 20 to 35 that gpendjng reductions for health, housing, increase in corporate KAKTI7Y PRICES 6009 YiMtt profits, and the decline in RMUTS education, economic public outlays for STTTkai MARCH 2TH development, and emplo- domestic purppses. By RESIRVEl yment and training - f i for . 1 r ITWiiiiiiaMiKii I pBgrlmi wilt fraro a qpnupllingjnltipn .Sri 't T the basic necessities .of tremendous negative energy, food, housing, effect on economic and health care, (which prosperity. The employ- rose by 10.8 in 1 9. & and ment rate will increase far 17.6 in 1979)s the beyond the Administrat- Caucus believes that-inflatio- ion's estimate earlier of will decrease,

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A this writer tones hash neat W-- Vhinuvm. that titer t KHilMim rA which yotmaer Blacks Wqr iftoNt ftftttte. As one ttlks the young Black jjyMHi lint ee can easily detect they are not truly ptmd of wflo they are or win their roots are ARE BLACX COLLEGES 'INFERIOR?' entfceetfee' In Matnr-v- . It appears as though many of tfctm (not aR) take tor framed that riding in the front of the bus, drinking water out of a founta in in some Dr. Kenneth B. Clark, a graduate school admissions Through its "atmosphere of need for excellence and otMttjr facility, or working with members of the man who ntvrr shuns contro- indicates that our nation's support ivenets" which per- service to others gave me a majority has always been a reality. versy, has kicked up a fresh Mack colleges prepare pro- vades the student body par- specific and abiding As often as possible, this writer quints these young iisturbance with some deeply portionately more black ticularly, this ce 'ege has one motivation when I did my negative remarks he records in the people on who hey are and what are their goals in life. made students for successful com- f the best homework every night for concer; the nation's black pletion grad'tate schools nation of salvaging fine 1 Many times, it's very interesting as to the answers one j of every course took." colleges. Writing in The Na- whlle-offlftt- td who perform at high "remeoia-tion- " Wifl receive. than do our students What greater tion, Dr. Clark states: "Ac- colleges. These are students intellectual levels and who could a student have Looking back over black-orient-- the years, this writer who taUght tually, black colleges who rome from ed would otherwise be lost to the than thltl school at Mary & Mac Private School (located then at perpetuate inferior academic undergraduate schools and hither education! enterprise. 4."DtsMkid." The Latin-America- 1324 East 24th and later moving to its new location at standards for black students then successfully compete at When Dr. Kenneth Clark have a word, and award Jim Crow degrees whltc-oricnt- cd a "description of 902 East 28th Street), can r;anember when school the graduate level In speaks of "dignidad," which translates that do not meet the stan- systematic educational reme- it teachers (public or private) were more visible in the undergraduate literally as dignity. But dards of the average tradi- schools. The proof of the diation,'? he is operating on a means considerably It community. Not only di d these Black teachers (who in inorc. tionally white colleges. pudding is in the eating. new-fartsle- d theoretical implies an almost royal sense my op'nioh re were number one in instruction), work "It is significant that There could hardly be a approach to learning needs of personal autonomy and hard in the classroom, but were most active in the in the 'evidence pre- clearer test of adoquacy, which has had no place in the dominion, regardless of one's Black community. They were energetic participants in sented by those who seek to competency or even of excel- long history of educational outward estate. Ihc church, social functions justify the special mission of lence than the record of practice until ntccntly In our Our nation's black colleges (holding annual balls and s the traditionally black col- country, and n.-- no cultural events), and visinging with many Black boys graduate school achievement. own impart or instill in a vay leges is there any description long-ter- m vh.idity and girls. "1980 Military Ball" On this score, our nation's proven utt !y impossible in our im- of systcmptlc educational black colleges repeatedly whatever. There is far more personally large institutions Today, since x the signing of the twenty-si- year bid These two Junior R, O. T. C. cadets were a pari of and concentrated come out on top, historical evidence to confirm which resemble educational laM which made segregation a "no no", these Black the Celebration at a "Mtlitury Ball" at Reese Air Forfe enrichment programs de- 2. Undergraduate Readi- the educational value of factories a sense of human

signed to raise the rein- self-estima- tvjclwrs arc not as involved, in this writer's opinion. Base tecentty. academic ness, A number of cur black "supportiveness and u which provides level of these students, so in- is Of course, they ate just as hard working in Tim ere, from left tc right, P,CC Cadet Ltnd that colleges as with our older forcement" than tlierc to the 111 and capacity to tk they can church-relate- Prleio. daughter Mr. Mrs. Prleto 1820 ui met meet the same dependent or d validate the faddish "new achieve and to excel which ir. classroom and are good, but they apparently don't sec of md Joe of standards' East Auhurn Avenue; Cpl. Cadet Pamela of academic, pro- white colleges began as high systems" which sec students embodied in the concept or the need or getting involved in th : community setting. and fessional and Wheclfr, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert occupational schools. Then they added as "elements in a process" reality of "dignidad." At one time, the football coach, in particular, made it of performance that whites do." as "peuons." Harrington. Jr. .1831 East 1st Place. collegiate departments. These rather than 'f the federal and the l- mandatory that the football team (Panther's squad of There is no clear, crisp schools have retained nuch Supportiveness and nt Both are freshmen at Estttcado High School. ocaleducational establ- then be seen frequently in some church in the Black and direct answer to what Dr. of theiroriginal spirit of "col- arc what most of ishment spen far less money Clark says community. This, too, has become a "no no" today here. But its mes- lege readiness training. " Sev- our na;ion's small private on supporting teaching Why? sage is inescapable. . .and it eral examples tell much of the colleges black and systems not even accountable serves as a needed and direct Bethune-Cookma- n essentially abouJ. Anyway, these qualified broader story. white are for "from grade-to-grad-c" and dedicated educators All-Spor- long-denie- d, ts challenge to those College in Daytona 3. Stnfe of Purpose. When progress and engaged instead are needed in the Black community of Lubbock today. Dunbar and now extremely a Deach, Florida has a high a black student goes to in the relatively cost-fre- e It would make" salutary, good sense if many of us would let them institutions for record of undergraduate black college, whatever may exercise of instilling and know thsy are among our leaders and their input In many otherwise marginal scholastic achievement based have been his or her previous reenforcing human worth people. (his. vitally needed from the classroom to the church house. Banquet On Tap For Dr. Clark on nationwide test scores. Yet views of the adult world of and purpose, perhaps Dr. .piu?t be Perhaps with more commended. this institution has always had work, he or she quickly gains Clark would not have a basis community involvement in the There are, however, : The Dunbar High The banquet will begin at least a remedial outlook. For years a sense of group or for his frank conclusions. Ke Black community, some of the problems they I are All-Spor- several things which would purpose. One School ts at 7:00 p. m. its students excelled when community is a mighty man and one having in the public school system would be shared to think should be said by way way: Banquet will be held Tickets are $4.50 each, of they moved on to the presti- black teacher put it this whom all of us must admire. the community and or a broad will response, and which may graduate I hardly three base support be evening, April and the public is invited gious schools, and "When was We are not adversaries j'ist seen i paint a vastly different type of they continue do so today. years my parents both fiesday Banquet Room to attend. Tickets may be to old, "soldiers in the same army." Notjmly tHis, picture of infinitely greater In Morrlstown, Tennessee, trained as teachers instilled but, who knows, maybe (jusl maybe) Me- purchased from Dunbar However, one focuses on the validity in tre- two-ye- ar this Lubbock support of the there is an exceptional in me the fact that in order to weakness "what is" the Independent School District would have morial Civic Center. coaches and the Booster mendous of worthwhileness of institution, Morristown survive myself I must excel on is an assistant superintendent. Yes, there are those in he Quest speaker will be Club members. Other what needed and :. black colleges among us. College, which rejects no and also substantially serve "can become." Black community with .experience Ms. Jarvis 1 . dmis-sion- s. to jecome an Scott, former For more information, . Graduate School A willing student with the basic my race. When I went off to assistant superintendent. With proper administrative U. S. Olympic track star call Mrs. Jane Moore at The record of recent aptitude for college work. college, this same sense of the dtvelopntn? in this school district, this person and now the ladies track Dunbar High School, or I persons could become a superintendent one day. coach at Texas Tech 763-598- 4.

' 'QPeN9A.M..,Ji! - - 1PP.M. v Ill- . W back over the years, this writer cap recall Prescription Servics how much fun it was to go to school. Although there At ft were many gW mMHWi iLM not modern cafeteria facilities in my school I iaiBigra sj iBaviistmA anmiw- district (Wichita Falls)t it was fun to carry a syrup STflnBIItl Tfiggiii 1 IrVE HAVE THE LATEST TAPES & RECORDS bticket with my dinnur (not dinner) wich included an Caprock Shopping Center egg samwich (not sandwich), occassional some fat Nw Jftorte 7-- 61 back, and maybe, (just maybe) a nicklc to buy sonrle Children's Permanent ' Lufcbecfc, Texas mi'.k. Those tennis shoes, worn in spring and winter, Eleclrtc Straighten Combs were in style, along with those fr ded blue jeans. Even CB Radios Jewelry V'rfo5.si79 lite white bucks were something to be desired by every 1719 Ave. A 765-53- 1 1 sr 7i&-75iS-F young Black brother with this very close (nearly baid) mm haircut. If you were fournrtr and had thie hair, then i the pompodre was what was happening. Bussi.ig was not a neccesity in my community, but a fuf m Symbol of Outstanding few were used to bring in young Blacks from Sclesntansflip surrounding communities who didn't have a high REALTORS A NO INSURANCE SPECIALISTS - - school and couldn't attend a white school in those SBKeeping the I Auto Fire Life Insurance days. South Plains I BILL RAVEN 1 Economy WE WANT YOU No matter how many problems this writer FOR A CUSTOMER! encountered as a young Black in high school, there Qinunu , ii LET US LIST YOUR HOUSE FOR SALE were still ifmer. to have fun and enjoy being who you WJTM FAST AND PROFESSIONAL SERVCEH MODERN OHtfVROLaTT COMPANY were. For example, the majority ofthe kids in my high WE BUY EQUITIES!! 4tr Strut ano Avwnue ej, Uubbok, Tkxa 79408 I WE ALLOW YOU TO COMPLETE THE Bu. . RM. school had a nick name. This was something in which Coopetatioe Oil AND a0S747.S2lt 73.Zt3t jVtains Ulill SALE IN A FEW DAYS ' in we 2991 AVE. A, LUBBOCK, TBXAS : p. called each other, rather than the given name. My r ' W . I i APPOINTM8NYl nickname (one in which I really didn't like) was . CALL 765498 NOW FOR AN ' YES-THE- RE chinchilla (a small rodent). roy, this made me mad' 24'Mr. Answering Service Call lor Appointment ARE JOBS When someone especially a girls would say: "Hey, 1002 Qulrl Ave. t E. 10t 7825498 Chinchillal There were other such as: Skinny, Fatso, RUT WILL YOU WORK? Muscles (who was given to the skinnest person in mm class), Trash Can, Dump Ground, Snuff, Cowboy, BIO JOHN BARBECUE lubber, Junior, Feet, Kool Breeze, Smudge, Soot, and many, many others. ith TriMk r ItatkMi Wafi Bobby d. Baudwin Sandwiches - Plate Lunches . Many eeamc rather angry when called these nick - rWOMfN SALES RlfR88ErfTATIVE - names. But to look back today, one can't help but ILiSLADY Via fm By The To Go Ceil I HnJvt nLtf ntka-- f I laugh on the, various ones. It was fun, In met cases, Pound i Young Blacks today apparently anjoyJthis don't fun BUI) PHNt Ifyou're driving around .and laughter, flaybe I'm wrong, but there Is no LAJM9t(. TKXA3 j . 7C3.XBII looking something Ho chew Indication of .'this gesture. Are we bocenlutg for IUBB0&K 0I6EST OFFICES 4oo come by mme Modern or too white? and get For the heck of it young L.acks, ask your mom and Sit last 23N Street tkd even grandma and grandpa about their BIG JOHN BARBECUE!!! k CAJtWITS ftHAMrOOKO FLOORS WAXHP m jMcknyrw. They, perhan, will tell it to you. As they 7i3-69- 46 do, Uty my jutf laugh about it. Now, dont get 3812 Idalou Road Phme carried way 4 laugh the second time with them. Northeast Corner - Loop 289 A IcMoa Roetd . They gMgkt not like it. Anyway, ask then their atoKeajae. J J'S SANITISED SERVICE Jokn tft Dorothy UpsMaw Ok. by tk way, ad you have a tuckniuac? If so. let JKSIMMTUU. COMMKMCIA4. Owners and Mnnngers Wi Set Type tab writer hear from you. As I See it, these were fm JOHNNY ROSS diys wfrh mny keracbis to be hurdled over each day We Set Type aty yomg Mfc. sf vm. aa ? TfkfeereH WE SET tVpE. Wd Set type STUBB8JA 1MNQ m&um RECORD CJTY U. S. A. ' JupuaggygMe flgg; WIIIBggBJ' "I41 IWi Set type Flyers, f 8pdSbi In . . torn Fir tpm Lp - r suettec Pofrt 9 Wet Hmuti Mdbll'sJ Broeliiirs, Town V AM Other Actjtuorki JSPlMllittl 4i3eofcs. 1 Quart Avenue 747-- 1 ITS ami aoumfHmnm mcatmo smchvusc m 1 A I l. IMS ST. 1 Professional Printing vprseum I aoo atw m i a H I ust 21rd Street - 762 6I2 Lubbock. Texit on rii mil luiwcK. tcx ?ai 1 . iILm i uJiioK i?u6)oc Di est "I

World Scent T nPRTM ITEVC MKO AND THE MOOD Of LACK RKMtTANCI IN i 4 SOUTH AFRICA M iMcrr m K (For Classroom and Group t r i Donekt Woods, former i woLmantt editor of m anti-aparthe- id used to vkc my prttfettac 10 1 wmpaper rho escaped from mm. ne was a wONMtlM South Africc a year ago, teHs friend and counatflor. 47 9 ii I JHmmm BejpjP of kit upbringing in South At the mum time, aU afHce, ami of his friendship not agree ennrtty. roiKMy, with Steve Miko. I was to the right of Steve, ""WW Courtesy: Uiietco Features more conservative. Steve was It! jamvi radical and it took sorn time for him to enlighten mc as to 13 why Ke felt as he did. At the 3 US. I am a fairly typical prod- time of his death I had come SUYUE , WILSON; uct of a conservative white to see a lot of merit in what KtlLES home in South Afrloa. That he stood for. is to say, I grew up wllii racist The book I writing am STUMS TCI ideas and adhered to them about Steve is 37TH St. not an official S1 In 19 HAftHrU 3i until my eafly twenties. But a biography it is merely a OA 25 U O number in- of experiences testimony a tribute from a rsr. i cluding a university educa- friend, the story of his life clqboux tion, the study of law and and what he stood for, as I 12. 28 HAYNfeS 5 meeting people of different knew him. 60TH ST races persuaded me that He represented a new ap- 26 racism was wrong and, In the proach to opposition to feoTH A 29 ensuing years, I have moved apartheid In fact, opposition 4 to an ever firmer commit- - to apartheid was only a cart mont against racism. of what he stood for. He As a political journalist I stood for a new confidence "worked for two years over- among young blacks and for 48 .JsH seas and met many striking a policy which said, "Look, s politicians from Germany, wc don't only want to get rid Britain, America, Canada apartheid; we of also want to 99TH ST. . and other countries. Steve get rid of the total exploita- Biko, for me, was the most tion in this country of black impressive of them all. He, people, which is not merely SHERIFF'S RETURN CAMK TO HAND on Mm 24th 4Y of January. 19M, at U:2S o'etMli A.M. Me4tt ot.Natlct ot trutttt had tremendous intellect, racial, not merely legislative, KlKfioa Lvkeck In4cendtflt School Olttrlct, Lubbock, Tcxat, thewn on the precetflnf ptttt hr greflt gifts of wisdom far but also psychological, so- taf, eno nKutttf on tht 24th day of January, 190, by potting a trui and correct copy of said Nolle In both encllvh and Spanlih at thrtodlffrtnf public piaeei, towli: beyond his years he was cial, economic." Tim Potted INfORMACION Y ORDEN ELECTORAL only 30 when he died and I.LvMock County Courthout Nat1:1SPM ESTADO OE TEXAS Charted below is a most ' J. Lubbock City Hall Mat 1:S0PM COfJOAOO OE LUBBOCK although I was fourteen years blatant the eco- J. United example of JUtPotOfllct . OISTRITO ESCOLAR INDEPENOICNTE OE LUBBOCf. his eider, I always had the nomic within fM boundaritt of tald tchool dlitrlct, and said potting vnat dene not exploitation of which M ittt tnn dtyt before tht date of the election described In tald Notice. Por orden del Conselc "Board of Trastws" del Dlstrlto Escolar Indoeendlente de LvtbMk, Tejtas, feeling that I was talking to Steve Biko spoke: Sheriff C.H.Blanchard habra una olecclon S d abril tMO en las casctat detlgncdat para volar. Tck) estar Lubbock County, dr Ij eaiets Texas andentro del Dlstrlto Escolar Indecendlente de Lubbock, EJ oropotlto tie ettas elretfones ayO.L.Yovns tret jon'.tlerov para lasslguler.tef locafldadet IV" y Piace STque partlSpir.ittt AVERAGE MONTHLY CASH EARNINGS Doputy an-e- el Olttrito Escolar Independiente de Lubbock durante t anos. empeiando M J di atjrll de ItM. IN Los nombres que apartcen debalo de las casetas tlectroies son los nembres de les lueces deslgnados RANDS (1972) ELECTION ORDER AND NOTICE para dirlgir las elecc.ior.ta en (ichos lugares. STATE Of TEXAS Los candidates de. registrars en la nflclna de lat escutlat publics de Lub- White Coloureds ' AsUbs African COUNTY Of LUBBOCK bock no mat tarda de lat I St, meulanoche. el mlercoles. S de rr.irio, I WO. y registers le declaration LUBBOCK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT iuacadade liseljdad demandaoa por el artlculoo.M del "Teias Election Code." Todes l6sVotants dtben volar en al preclnlo que let correspond, segun tu lugar de retldenclb. Mining P33?-R8- R113 R22 Bt It ordered by the Board c Trutteet of the Lubbock IndtpenJent Set l Lubbock County, Te-- at, an election be held the 5th o'ly ot 357 District that on Manufacturing, R83 R95 R60 April, 19W, at the hertlnafltr detlgnted polling places, alt of which are Construction R372 R128 R167 R60 within tho Lubbock Independent School olttrlct, for the purpcto of electing Central government tttrntchool trustees tor the fotk'xringPleut: Place III, P'ace IV and Place R320 R153 R215 R56" V (or tlx years Ltginnln April S, ta, for mo Lubbock lndp.rdent School Local government R316 R7I Rill R4S Olttrlct. The ptsons namec1 beneath the several polling places are hereby ppc'.ntd ludget fwcenduct tsla election at the cslgrtated polling places. Cindldtles ma fit for a place en thr ballot it the Administrative Offices, Key Questions: t.KOCocfc Public Schools, not later than 13 midnight, Wednesday, MSrcn S, Nvflttre 1. What KM, 4na snail flit with said application tr 1 loyalty affidavit required by (feciftii Jutt Juet are three main ary? (If we do not use p Suplemsnte issues Slctrl Casetas Encargtdo in this article? All voters Shall ft In tn iltrtlw precinct tit which they reside. I mi EdwirdOllvia, v- WNorjhhirJo r 2. -- What does this article everv wnrd-wk- FIJI . tJt i2, A'MifHjSrientary tf.-ofabom- sVlviaBustljiot--'- - .suggest that you .can do meanings we may4 khow,'A TftrtlltTOueent ISIIEatffent ll Adrian -- not ' ,. . . W 3 ftcWhorfer Majglo'TrMo .about our world situation 1.1rvc My.HHjn It Elementary Mrs. Angle Plna .uiuiui giuw inuiviuuauy 27lt First Street 3013 Second Place 2703 Baylor 1 today? and assure-th- best pise ofour 4 Jackson Elementary Mrs. Fair Stuart Mrs.JoeCarrlHo 3. How many words did resources group 201 VeTnen 223 Avenue T 31 Norths j)crman for freedom s" Guadalupe Elementary Mrs. DeloresGercIa Norma Romo vyon look up in the diction and a better A merica.) 10) North Avenue P 31 North Avenue N 1D4Nor)tvrenueM . U , :tv , Alierson Junior High L.M. Simmons Stanley frectnt Alternab Mrt.R.s. Presiding 21 Walnut 3Wt East Duke 2401 East Broadway Piece residing Judge Judtf Bcwle Elementary BobSurbrldge Wayne Rkfcctson y f t 1 Wollfort'iElementa-- Mrs.JohnWolIo.-- Edard Olivia '. . StSJChtcago S4I33UI Street 5510 JSih Street , JX5E'Sk1u r orthHrjford, . Luiibock Scottish Rite L.LRowelj Jm Rrsklnt street " 'i.L. Thaiton A10 9. Arnett ElerMtttary C.A,Oldham . Sylyla Cuttlllosf. Avenue Q 117 Eighth Street Itaseentjsjreet WIEestQueens 1511 East Kent , 1I1J Adrian K. Carter) : 3 MeWhorter Elementary Maggie Treo Mrs, Angle films, 6LRCK HfllPPEIlinG: 2711 First Street MI3 Second Place 27M Baylor Rush Elementary Mrs. Martha Bolash Mrs. Fra -- fes Damron I jKksonElemafltary Mrs. Fay Stuart Mrs.JoeCarrlHo , 4702l5thStreet 5007 14th Street 4al4ihSireet Ml Vernon m Avenue T 31 North Sherman Thompson Junior High ' Mrs". E velyn Fop t Ouadalu pe Elementary Mrs.DeloresCarcl Norma Romo 2esU4thStreet 2212-- 17th Street femlrr (Ot North Avenue P 319 North Avenue N 1M North AvenueM 11 Dayjett Elementary' Mrs. Winnie Moore MMUsman Semi-MoHth- ly Summary. . . tation globally. S Alderton Junior High LM. Simmons Mrs. R,S. Stanley 31155thStreet efMAvenjW lM313mSt-t(Bu- t.) Eaglatid - major Jlf Walnut 166 East Duke 291 East Broadway 12 HavnOs Elemtary Mrs. Nettot' Morris Mrs. Jam. 4.awrenee Of 7 Bowl Elementary Bob Burbridge Charles Sargen) .. 3IMSm Street 34tt57;. Street 6027 Norfolk (Foryour continuing calendar significance to black Ameri- MSCnMtpt 541331st Street S213th Street 13 WtHon Junior high Mrs. Geneva Bewermon Mrs. Jatk Jones major black events. Please cans is the current campaign S Lubbock Scottish Rite E.L.Thaxton L.L. Rowell UM Jlst Street 509 33.511 4413 J7lh Street of SIS Avenue Q l17 f?:9Jth Street It 14 Seventh Street 14 Overton Elementary Wilbur Hunt Mrs. Steve Metnk cut out this column and keep of "Amnesty International, (Formerly IC, Carter) 2tfM Louisville Avenue 3112 33rd Street 3707 25th Stfvwt your own notebook. which is headquartered here, School) 15 WHton Elementary ChettrHubbars Marl. Bats it in 9 Hush E lemon lory Mrs. Martha Bolastt Mrs. France Oawon 2725thStre 3N2tti Streer MI624th.Street Please mark the date of each to encourage the United tmum Street seorum Street 4N14t)iStrwt IS MutoWnton Junior High Mrs. LIU P. Lewis Mrt.OptSueMt entry.) States to move decisively M Thonpton Junior High Mrs. Evelyn Pope Mrs. M"dred Boone 3JI Canton Avenue 33H3ISI Street 2lCairton itm I Mn Street 2212-- I7th5treef Street U Duer. Elementary J.w.jachson Mrt.flKiaeaiMtbut toward the abolition of the II Bay loss E lementary Mrs. Winnie Mooro Met Llsman Avenue T 2I1221stStreci jrS mt UJh3lret International News. . . lUSSSMtStreet MM Avenue W tM13tti Street (Bus.) Sje ton Junior Htgn Haevey Austin Mrs. DM. Dav death penalty. 11 HayMsElentary Mrs. Net son Morris Mrs. James Lawrence fiiflStnd Street 21 17 30th Street iTonigtfimi Eaglaad Of far greater Late last year, Amnesty SSMMth Street 3413 S7th Strut M7 Norfolk 1 Bean Elementary Mrs. Rose Ingram Mrs.etadysartnk .13 WHson Junior Mrs. Oanevk Scermon Mrs. Jack Jones 3WJ Ayenue N 13S427lh$fret racial importance here than world-wid- e Hlh 13U3ttt Street International, a 4M3tttStrNt S&WJfftd Street 4JJ27th Street , N 1 Elementary N.P. Holmes Mrs.LjpeerAvn the dramatic events in Zim- association devoted to the ex- 14 Overton Elementary Wilbur Hunt ivrs.SrtveMemalui 3401 Date A venue 2112 Birch ItManMftMtMve babwe is growing place MLou4tv We Avenue N1233rMreet 3fW2th Street 21 St.uMH Elementary Mrs. Joe Taylor Mrs. Chorfe Tyler the tension of global human 15 WHton Elementary Chester Hubbard Mark Bats 3iU Toledo Avenue 400o 37th Street S0l42niStrej : occupied by Third World mi rights, called on President M7 34th Street 39M2em Street 211424th Street Motdgen Elementary Mrs. Carolyn Davis MlldredHaekner she prud- M HuteMnton Junior High Mrs. LWa P. Lewis Mrs. Joy B, Key 40l Nashville Avenue 4211 43rd Street 4002 th Street norlties throughout Carter to establish a Canton Avenue 3392 3ttt Street 311131stStreet 23 Monterey High School Mrs. lomer Roper British Isles. ential commission on the I? Dupre Elementary J.W.Jaekton Mrs, E teeth Morbut 3U 47th Street 325 3tth Street 3JI03tSreer Since World War II, and 3MS Avenue T 2112 21M Street i2 24th Street 24 VVrteeock Elementary O.C. "Jack" Clasp Mrs. Bitty Bradford uses of the death penalty in ',1 SlatonJunlorHlgh Harvey Austin Mrs. D.M.Day(s ew64 Jfl3 Jtrstf 301344th Street 31l24tsuiieet ' since S Elementary most precipitously' so the United States. KMSSndStrtet 3U73SthSret vl7tf31stStroi B'twp W.D. McCarty Mrs. SleflTLea v . the early 10's, Africans and black and white IV Bean Elementary M- r- Rote Ingram Mrs.OladysBink 2i!3iH Street 293f!hCtrMt 24133fthS!reef Both Mel Avenue N 136427m Street 1311 list Sir t Jo H'eH fcfementery Mrs. Allen Futtom Mrs. R$v!ff)' Asians from British Com- Americans have tended to 3B I los I lementary N.P. Hoknet Mrs. LuetMeSrvH 4H)AVH0 540 54th Street 50751s(Jgfei. Date Avenue 1134 Manhattan Drive Chariot monwealth nations have been world-wid- e Ki 2l128lrcn SWeKMCWbheuse Mrs. Britten Mrt.PatSanderi overlook the It Stubbt Elementary Mrs.JoeTiyter Mt.CMrteTyief j12itnStreet 5412 etth Street tradi- 24 3M4tfetfJ "heading home" to impact of gun-carryi- and Kit Toledo Avenue etM3Hti Street MlttndS(rt Parseni ftementary Mrs. Jackson Drew Mrs.Nflif tions 11 white Great Britain. value Mrs. Caretrn Bavls iamaeMaton. MtthSt'eet 2701 list Street 271tittiJtret the cheap sense of 4(11 43rd Street 371 Mitt tjwt 2 Mrs. JCttodooi The present government of toward human life which the M7S4 ; Avenue U ItOfSOthStreet ajLai 1 1 i as AAA a Vm B)r 1 VIII f tnUFffTWitt Mrs. tap 1tHnhBJ II Prime Minister Margaret use death I libit Terry f JJW'iWWPw gWyit.njf Mn. KohbMWhHworth Mrs. Andrew Hooy American of the Mil 4fm Street SMS 3ftti Street , 33H3tti Street yTettmstreet 540 Seventh Street Thatcher, refleeting the penalty have in foreign eyes. eW rVhaptei ElsfntntftfY C.C."Jaok"CJfp Mrs. Betty Bradford I A.C. Bowdon 3913 'pro-while- " mood of the 3tMtndS4rrl 4tti Street 34U4tnd Street 4f tt wftrt For this reason largely, An 99 Efcwfl BlflUfttftry W.0.MCfty Mrs. Slot Lea na.ten's majority,hac sought drew Young's remarks re- MVS Sim Street liAO )i4b . i33htCM dm jisffiab VWnn rit some freeh means to hak the SS Karwcl Ptmonlary Ars. Atta Fitson Mrs. Rpye Ptne raa yp ITfavVVfaM garding American political Wt Avenue B SMS4tk Street aim Lvbbo CowSCofWutor Influx and to stabilize repreeiioA simply could not 3f SHtftRoMCtuiAawM Ms.MfvermKof CMtg Bat) reon, CHy of LubUek relations between new tAA u.a SHSEatMfl MHNa amftJU rfrtilBI r"bdl raalAf the he rightly wuderstood. -- -- - Mrs. Jiawaa Drew IilajIff npBfs jjneinnr racial minorities and the Amnesty International VHe4Jiiifot djnt jgastahal jfLunl long-establish- white AuMf U4th nLn fB4gMg noted that "the death poifltty JM A sj majority. lanj anjpnn ienFff tH4Mrsjrot in the United State. . .(fmfi aBBBBjBjt lgfJIBinPeVWh fs JsaBjapPfp ajaafff 1 Ttall taiiaabs tfcnaaii Britain only .9 million at a)sfvaff antrvOT WgajaPWut oM has constitute a sjrkn viotatkw rdjja lbjarjgA4BjtBt anhthUL nUtlAnbiU mmm osuaai jjtoasWa mM ib jyVftat BtMBMhhftjPy Alt BKyf IrttCtteNy nfwl!,sn!i TPnanj prnntp taauwawwat ramw9najgawaji Www jVBJtVk IV npnjppjajannj,ai Asians and Africans among of the km afLjLuaatA WtttM tmammMmmmamjnt" Vfpnnw aaaaaVUaaaaaM.MaaaMiMMmV9 3wennnea aw n SMaaBbdanW umamaah Bat bam tftWatieftlVd itHriimiat BbJJt ejlntei ajjajkaujanAidAat fentn - aw WaatSf Mgh InnsaBt "fanem'e M its populations of 36 mil- P ann ,J,n7jp r ann njnippnd iBBenfeaps y eaaam tiooaily r XPIgflBj' mam mma MBnnluV astfTBlI taghM mgannW Vaaammf' (TitpffoajiaaataaaaA f wmwm ainaBnnBpjPCT p Bjne npU lion reflecting only (ajBAoMfBnjpk tMfjibejkank. w gaaa. aajpnba,v1!enp hasvepp ategetBankdlenpnp Mhtaaai akandpAife thus a rights the right to ife and iipinpnpt p pnp mt, 3.4 percent minority popu- flf AgialaiaSri taa de to tacMtae t mm. teat art. 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The portent tat torth tfi Gxhtett B attached ill hereto and made pert hereof tor Ml MmH end parpen ere hereby aefetntec' Jader and AHer nete Jvdget to hed tald General C.fy Election en Apr $, I9M. Each Prettdl'g Juoft m named" (t atitherHed to appoint net Im than iw etorkt end at many addtHentl etorkt m irt tesutred. but net exceeding a. total of tlx cterkt, ler iht prspff conduct of the election. Th Alterntte Judges thill serVe Presiding Judges In tht tvof ihil tht regularly appointed Pretldlng Judge It unable to ttrvt. and Ihe Alternate Judgt thall be appointed by Iht Presiding Judce Jo sefve at one of tht eltrkt In tht evtnt that tht election It co'icled by tht regularly appointed Pretldlng JuC;.

ELECTION NOTICE Tht Chltf ef Pellet It hereby directed to pott properly txtculed copy ef thlt Order and Notkt of General Election at Iht polling placet Kited In Exhibit A. Said notlctt thall be potted at itatt twenty (70) dayt before tald electtjn and Iht of- potting ficer tald noHcet thall make due return - : fl 1.- i - V f' ' ''etwar. MtHvut thewlng tuch potHng In accordance with Iht Or- j der r" ;' H'?.'!' ... ,: - Tht City S ref ary thall terve a duly certi- iJu-- I Jia-- wu . 1 , . - I fied copy of thlt tilretlon Order and Notice upon ' j. J l4iM J etch of the Election Judges and Alternate II Judge named In Exhibit B. Such tervlct tbaWV1 bt by United Statot mH or by personal delivery K vtthtn twenty day., after the date of thft Or-- ' dor and NcNctefGtnerel() City Election. SISNED AND IN EXECUTED THE CITY l MAUL AT . I...u..wf S LUBBOCK. TEXAS. THIS 21st DAY " - -- . . ' ) ',' v jJ ,A i OF February, 190, i c ' DIRK WEST, MAYOR ATTEST: EvelyiGatfga, City Secretary-Treasure- r ' ' APPROVED AS TO FORM: 1 I i 1 s 3 I J -- 1 JohnC Rett J City Attorney i I 1 - 1 ,w.. a I I j ii ' . . . , I 1 I I 11 VOTING PRECINCT NO. 47t EXHIBIT A Ffttldlng Judge ' Met. Robbie Whltwerth PfeiltHng The RejBler City ElKtlon of Iht City of Lubbock, Texav for Aprtf S,iW' . Alternate Judge Mrs. Andrew Howsley tit VOTING No- thall be held at In following In PREClNCTNO.eli - Beginning at the of No- placet Iht CKy of Lubbod , tht tame bjlnj tyt'"f. p.tlne, IntertKflon Loop iVt and - Beginning at Intertection Pretldlng Judge A C. Bowden Road; thence north along Slide Road to p?e,wt ' tin of Slide Road and detlgnafed at voting precincts and voting places at follow;: Ihe Intertecllon ef Brownfleld Hth Street; thenee eatt alonj Hth Street to Alternate Pretldlng Judge Mi IrlsChe'tty Road; thence outhwett along Brownfleld Rood to tht Intertection of of VtcHtbura VOTIHS PRECINCT NO. VOTINSPLACX the Intertecllon ef Loop ner,h lon9 Vtrkaburg Avenue to the VOTING PRECINCT NO.il: ,h 01 f.v"TeLfr'ne Intertection of $th L WoltlarthScheal . LP W Th' V0,,n Street; thance eatt along Hth Stre?t to Pretldjng Judge ' ) the Intertection ef Utlca Avenue: 2. ' Dr. MlnaLem.b , south (lncludetNot.1.ilSJ,thffStectron,6'nly) SamArrkltSeRool' ' thentt along Utlca Avenue to the Intersection of Street; " . Alternate Presiding udge Ne- - M- - Hth thence 3. (lneluo'fsNos.4?iM,thtstrectlononfy) ' MeWhorttrSchiol Wayne Rlcketton :''clne, Beginning at the lnterectlofl of Slide Rood and east along Hth Street to the Intjrttetlon VOTING NO. ...?"nStreet; of Qu.ker Avenue; thence teuih t. PRECINCT Sit thence eatt along Hth Street to the Intertecllon of Vlckiturg Av- A.CJeck son School Presiding enue; north r!?4.ke.rye.nu ,0.?h' ,n'f of Loop 219; thence northwest elong S. Judg KerryJackson thence along viektburg Avenue tothe Inlersectur. of Street-thenc- Ouadalupt School" 5th Intersection of Slide Flood; thence north along Slide Road to ( c. Alternate Pretldlng Judge Comilie Nuckolls east along 54fH Street to the intersection of Utlca Avenue; t. Includes No. this election only) AldersodJr.HIgh thence the point ef beginning. The voting piece thall be Williams School VOTING PRECINCT NO. Itfi south along Utlca Avenue to the intersection of 51th Street; thence along Voting Bowie School eett Precinct No. 42. Beginning Sf-- t Presiding Judge Glad 51th Street to the 'iterseetlon of Memphis at tne Intertection of (2nd and I. (Incli'det No, JS, this election onty) Scottish RlttTtmp'lt Norman Avenue; thence north along Mem- Quaker Avenue; thence north along Quaker Alternate Presiding. Judge Wm. R. phis Avenue to the inlersctlon of 50th Avenue to the Intertection of v. George School Cornette Street; thence west along 50th street to c Loop Rush VOTING PRECINCT the intersection of Quaker ,on9 29 io the Intersection ol Brownfleld 10. ilRCludes.No.5e, this tlectlon only). til Avenue; thence nsrth along Queker Avenue to the dS n.?r,h, ,CarolThOT)psori School . in erseetion of 5Sft JW,U lona Brownfleld Road to the Intersection of II. .Presiding Judge Samuel E. Lanham th Street; thence west along 4ath Street to the Intersection o! l,y'c,..ou ,hene tht B3ylett School Alternate Presiding Slide Rcd; thence south T, o"" along the wost City limits to the soulh City Judgt Mrs. Cleta Brown along Slide Road tothe point ef beginning. The vot-In- g Haynes School place i5,n.cf e,,J."",9 ,he ,ou,h c"r llm,, ,0 cm limits; 11. VOTING PRECINCT NO. ill shall be Stewart School. north ' thence 3 i Smylle Wilson Jr. High to 2nd Street; thence eatt along 12nd to Presiding Judge JbhnP. Hen'neber,ger , No- - T-- Beginning at the Intersection of Street the p"n.oio-SECTIO- Overton School .Yl9. p!e!ne, Chlcego Avenue Thr voting place thall be Station No. 12. Alternate Presiding Judgt 19th Street; theneo alc.ig 19th Fire Roscot Wilson J.R. Diver. r eatt Street to the Intersection of Vlcksburg 3. THAT the Code of School CENTRAL NO Avenue, thence Ordlnancat of the Cly o Lubbock BE COUNTI STATION t north .alonq Vlcksburg Avenue to the Intersection of 4th hereby by and Hutchinson Jr. High Pretldlng Judge it amended deleting the paragraph Imn tdlately following the Oupre School FredO.SetjterJr. I..?! Mi" m S,rM' ,0 m nltrieon of Slide Road; thence Alternate Presiding George Wsccfs .'. 9,.SJ de.tBo,? ,0 :,e of Loop 2W; thence southwest O.L.SIatonJr.Hlgh , along Loop ,n'rc'" b0Un,,ry dMcrP,,on ' Voting PrKlnct No. 42 the following - Member ' to the Intersection of Chicago Avenue; o - cars- George Bean -a thence south along graph- School Rod Avenue o 20. (Includes No. 31, this election only) Bouffard the point of bvslnnlng. The vetMg place shall be Mackentle The voting preclnite Ella llet School. Committee Member junior tgh. tet out l,i thlt Sec.lon are hereby the map "CHy M,?2h T-J- LouStubbt Scitcol Ren GoochlLISD) Voting Precinct denon.:.atod of Lubbock Voting Precincts. Effective n . J;i No. l. Beginning at the rnferseeiion of University Ave-- C.E.Maedgen School .c1y 0,.M, m,p ' ',3entf nd made a part hereof though 23. Committee Member ""J " Sl"'; 'hence west Along 12nd SVoel to the Intersection of at if Monterey High School Memphis ' BabWyett(LlSD) Avenue; Venco north atong Memphis Avenue to 24. Wheeloek School the Intersection of f.?M C"y h'" opn ''public Intptcflon. . Commltte Member Mlh Street; thence southeast alor 61th Street to ! sf,4r,r.',J end at escti 2S i the Intersection of Jollet h,fh!,r-,.25.9eR,- P.F.BrowaSchooU." . . ' Drive; ,"',l6n' ,ru MM map thall b "UIIMcCclleuoh . thence nortneaif along jollet Drive to the Intersection of Mth Street; P furnithed . tt.-iv- ' !' CANVASSING COMMITTEE! .. ! ln,rrHono'UnlvrfltyAvenue,-thenc- e ' 5' 'A-m- - s ' 21. rj.ParTowIchooi Chairmen ii ',0 ' be9hn,n9- - V0,lnB v . UivenlaLowa P'" W.B, Atkins High ila!MBSV Jr. Committee Member Voting Precinct Ho. 51. 30. Stewart School Beginning et the Intersection o Hth Street and oflhpK ar.y Levi (Coach) Maplet Peach Avenue; thence east along Jjih tection, clauta. 7-- Mackenzie High Street end the north City limits to Ihe 0rd,Mne 0n "ttltutlonal Jr. Committee Member Intersection with the City SnCVA?' " or Invalid for 40. (Includet Nr. thlt election only) Murfee School cast limits; thence south along the east city limits "25 !'red II Mavis Miller to the south City limit- yrPVM?ruV;d.Kr VjOWInaneg shall not be elected thereby 5J. (Include t No. 57, thlt ele'ctloriinly) Lubbock Christian College thence along the south City ond 64th Streat to the intersection with Ct THAT Seretary It hereby autahorKed and directed 5?. (Includet No. thlt cltctlonioniy) Peach Avenue; thence north aionj Peach Ave-nu- e 5, Hardwstk School to the point ot e,p,,pr m ,h" crdininM 40. Evens beginning. Thn voting place Hull be the B.T. Washington Jr. high ORDINANCE NO. 7982 American Legion Post. at. Williams School AND Precinct" 52. ITU iOORDERED 62. valine Na. Beginning at the point 150 feel west of the In- Flrt Station Nn. 12 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 10 CF Hfe dODE OF ORDI- tersecflori of Frankford Avenue and 12nd Street; thence cast along 12nd by Cliy Council en NANCES OF THE CfTY OF LUBQOCK, TEXAS, DY AM5Np!NG THE Street to University Pattd first raadlnnthutnthrf.u.r i...... Said precincts adopted by Or.ilnenee Na. Avenue; thence south along University ; enue ISO feet; tts:Passed by City Council on art mi and are dellneeted f a LANGUAGE OF PORTIONS OF SECTION 1(W WITH REGARD second reading this 24th day.otJ map ' ' TO ,Cn9 8 '.ln 150 ,h Mn0 s,rMt ,0 erjuary, 1H0 adopted srsuant to tald Oremaiwe. . BOUNDARY ft" P0" I" the east City DESCRIPTIONS CP CERTAIN VOTING PRECINCTS: ADD- ?..?!' of ' -h - ' DTRkWEST.M t r 111?? ' Avnue "wea along the aatt City ATTEST; ING THERETO BOUNDARY DESCRIPTIONS OF CEP.TAlN NEW PRE- 'If f llmltt to the ft CJ X.,,ml,t' 440 'Mt ,oom 61 l,h !,rM'' wett to City Evr Oaf fga. EXHIBITS . CINCTS; PROVIDING FOR A MAP OF THE VOTING PRECINCTS OF the eatt l City Seeretarylreajorar S?." .1' '.1dI,n" hne toulh along the eatt City Urn-- THE CITY OF LUB&OCK: PROVIDING THAT ALL PORTIONS SEC- AP.'XOVFDASTOF'ORMt OF Its to the south'i' City llmlti; thence wett along the City TIm hereinafter named portent ereWy apseJMerf, detlftvated'cnd TION 10-- 4 NOT AMENDED SHALL touth llmltt to the west JohnC. Ross. JrClty Attorney' REMAIN THF SAME; PROVIDING A City limits, 150 feet west or Memphis Avenue; tetveldthe Regvlir city. EIkHm of Atfll 5, 1?M, at toot-- thence north along the wett 1 tht Mue SAVINGSCLAUSEANOPROVIDINGFORPUBLICAil?". ' "ml,,; WHEREAS, City .,hf, ,hnee lw,9 w,h City llmltt to the Council of the City of Lubbock d ,tit It to be in the m WMt 61 r AVMU- - best of of - "Wlh along VOTIN63 PRECINCT WO. 1 interest! the cltlient of the City Lubbock to amend yit toundarlts !! wett Cih- the point of IWJ' of beginning. The voting place thall be SIM-totr- , certain voting precincts because of recent annexations and because Iht Incorporated. Pretldlng Judge Mri.'J'ot : Alternate Presiding Judge Ms.Lorrafl County Cbmmltsleners of Lubbock County have amended the bdShdertes of voting preclnctt Clfy of 1, VOTING PRECINCT NO. 21 aertafn within the Lubbock. effftflvdrVSrih IfJO. Voting Precinct Na. 5J. Beginning which boundaries at the Intersection of 19th Street and Pretldlng Judge C.A.Oidtiem mutt be followed by the City of Cvbuek to e'oterdarvct Chicago Avenue;. Whence south atong Chicago with 2.05 Avenue tc the Intersection of Alternate Presiding Judgt 'Sylvia Sec of tht Election Code of Ihe State of Texat; NOW THERE- 24th Street; thence wett along Buttlllot FORE: 24th Street to the Intersection of Frankford VOTING PRECINCT N0.lt Avenue; thence south along Frankfortl Avenue to the Intersection of Brown- Presiding -'- dge Maggie Trelo fleld Road; thence southwest along Brownfleld Road to the west City Umlts; BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE LUB- Alternate Pretldlng Judge Mn. Angle Plna CTY OF thence north along the west City limits to the south City limits, 150 feet south BOCK: i ' VatlNPRBCINCTH0.4: of Mth Street; thence oast 150 feet to MHwai to Avenue; thence north along Pretldlng Judgt Mrt. Fay Stuart Milwaukee Avenue to the Inters teflon of 19th Street; thence eatt along 19th SECTION 1. THAT the Code of Grdlnancet the City Alternate Pretldlng Judge Mrt.JoeCarHIo of of Lubbocft BE and Street to the point of beginning. The wNng place thall be Lubbock Chrittlan V0TINGPRECIHCTNO.5I It hereby amended by amending Section 10-- 4 at to certain bounder)' descrip- College. tions of voting preclnctt at it hereinafter tet out : ORDINANCE NO. IA15 Presiding Judge Mn. Delorct Garcia VeHng Prtctnct Na. . P jmmng at the Intersection Milwaukee Ave- Voting Precinct No. 1. Beginning at the point of the of Un- Alternate Pretldlng Judgt Norma Rome IntertMtton nue and lt:. Sti et; then-- e east along 19th Street to tht Inlerter'lon of Chica- iversity Avenue with the north City limits; thence along Av- VOTING PRECINCT N0.4t tooth Untvertity go Avenue; thence north eteng Chkago A.enue to the Intersection of Loop enue to Its Intersection wMh Cornell Streets then-- , west along Cornell Street Presiding Judge ' LJn.ltfnment . thence norlheatt along Loop 29 to the inWtectlon el Slide Road; thenee to Ms Intersection with Indiana Avenue; thence vth along Indiana 2; Alternate Pret' Judge' Mf.R.S.Stanftv;i ? Avenue north along Slide Road to the north CHy ltm.; thence west atong the north to Ht Intersection with Ersklnt Street; tftenct wr along Ertklne Street to u,1S'lS.lftAENDIN6 ZHkftti .0 OF THE VOTING it City llmtH to the wett city limits, ISO foot wett of Frankfsrd Avenue, thenee CITY OF PRflNCTNG.Tl Its Interaction with Quaker Avenue; thence north along Qdaker Avenue OfTHE LUBBOCK, TEXAS, BY AMeNDwG THE Presiding rftidge Bobaurbrldgt to touth along the west City limits to the norm City ttmlts, thence east ISO feet CtFSfcCTION KM, lit Jnferaeetten with the north City limits; east along the VOTING PRECINCT NO. St SO AS TO Alttrnafa Presiding Judgt ' Charles Sergeant' thence north City to Frankforti Avenue; thence south atong; Frankford Avenue to the Intersec- limits line to the west City limit line ISO teet west of Indiana Avenue; hiS! W STINSON'S INC, AS THE POLLING V0TINGPRECINCTNO.lt thence tion ef 4th Street, thence west along 4th Steet to the west City limits; thence north along the west City limits line to the north City limits line; thence L AMENDMENT OF THE MAP OF THE CITY Presiding Judge E.L.T.-.axto-n ' eatt south along the wett City limits to the Intersection of Street; east along the north City limit lint to tht point of beginning. voting place inn thence PROVIDING THAT ALL PORTIONS OF SECTION Tht along 19th Strati point HarJ-wlc- ynTfSl5':I? Presiding Judgt L.L.Rowell ta the of beginning. The voting place be k SHALL Alternate shall be Woltforlh School. thall AMENDED REMAIN THE SAME; PROVIDING A v' V0TINGPRECINCTNO.fi School. PR0V,DINS Voting Precinct No. 1. Beginning at the Intersection ef University Ave- f0 i PUBLICATION AND DECLARING AN Pretldlng Judgt Mn. Martha Bolath SECTION 2. THAT the Code of Ordtnancei of the City t Lubbock BE and nue and Cornell Street; thence south along University Avenue to lit Interac- Pretldlng Judgt Frances Damron It hereby amended by adding the boundary description of certain new vot- Ceuflc" Ml Alternate Mrt. tion with 4th Street; 111 ' c,,v ef Lwbbee.1 hat designated Sfln-- thence wett along 4th Street to Intertecllon with Indi- lfl-- VOTING PRECIPTT NO. Ml ing preclnctt at It hereafter tet out In Section which new voting pre- ton's. Inc. as the polling tvlace of Voting ana Avenue; thence north along Indiana Avenue to lit Interteeifon with Cor- Precinct 5J; end Evelyn Pope clnctt than bg Interted In numerical order within Section 10-- WHEREAS, City Pretldlng Judge Mrt. nell Street; thence aatt along Cornell to place tht Council has learned that Stlnton's, Inc. doo not Boone Street the of beginning. The VeHng Precinct Na. H. Beginning at the Intertection of 4th with to serve polling Alternate Pretldlng Judge Mri.MtW red voting place thall be McWhorter School. Street and the at place for Voting Predwst No. 52; VOTING PRECINCT NG. oast City Hmlts; thence wett along 4th Street to the interiectlen of Parkwoy WHEREAS, the time for the election Ill VeHng Precinct No. I. Beginning at the Intersection 4th Street and the hat drawn to near at to create an Pretldtog judge Mrt. WlnM Moore Drive; thence west along Prkway Drlvr the Intersection of the Macken-li- e east City llmltt line; thence wett along 4th Street to the Intersection of te 'Alternate Pre Idlng Judge Mel Uiman Park- State Park Road; thence touth along tna Mackentle State Park Road to ZXwVHRE?GVREh '"' way Drive; thence west along Parkway Drive to It Intersection with Mack-enil- e VOTING PRECINCT NO. Ill the intersection of the Yellow home Fork of the Braiot River, near Broadway Stale Park Road; thence northwest along Mickenile Stale Park Road Street; Pretld4ng Judge Mrt. Netten thence touth atong the Yettowheuse Fork of the Braiot to the n ,T ORDAINED BY MarIt to Inter section with AmerlUo Road; thence northwest along AmefUlo THE CITY COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF LUB- - PreeWIng Mrt.iJameeCaV Road action of Itth Street; thence eatt atong Hth Street to the eatt City Hmltt; D " Alternate Judge la Kt Intersection with Street; ateng VOTING PRECINCT HG. Ertklne ttonct eatt ErtUne Street to thenee narth atong the eatt City Hmttt ta the point of beginning. The voting Ill the eatl CJty llmHi; thence south along the oast City limits to of be- Presiding Mrt. Geneva BewerrDon tht Mint piece thall MPotey School. SSCTION 1. Jufje ginning. The vctlng etace shall be Aidtrson junior High School. THATtherae(OrlflanMottheCltye:LvW:9kEfil Alter nale Presiding judge Mrt. JaK Janet VeHng Prteinet Na. 41. Beginning at a point IM feet aatt and 640 feet Voting Prectncl No. I. Beginning at Intersection of 4th Av- VOTING PRECINCT NO. Mi' tht Street and porth of the intersection of Kent Street and Guava Avenue' thence, enue Q; tjHnce South along Avenue to Its With Broadway eatt Preeldtng Judge WttbwrHunt 0 Intersection atone the north city limit tine to IH Intersection wMh the east city limits Hne; Street; thence west along Broadway Street to Its Avenue Pretldlng Judge mteriKtjM wh U; thence, south alerfg the eatt cHy limit Hne, to It intersection with the AHernalt JeaneJteMelneeke thence notJh along Avenue U to Itt Intersection with 4th oat; Iton'ytrf Sir thence eatt and Santo Fa RaHread track; thence, towthwetterly along the along 4th Street to the point ot Mginning. The voting ptoe ahatl be the Seat- - HMtng Judge Burl Hubbard and Santo Fa RaUraad track to Ht tntorsoctton with a lint 159 feet Attef nale Pretldlng Judge Merit Bat north ef Ursuiine Street; thenee, watt atong a Una parallel to and 150 feet Vtttng ProMnat M. . Beginning at the Inter Street VOTING PRECINCT NG. Ul taction of tfttt and norm ot Ursvilne Street to Ht IMersecttos w'th a Ke parHtol to IM fnt Avenue; thence north along Indiana Avenve totH totorseollon Er-tki- ad PMdng Judge Mrt.LWaP.LtwH with eattotGwevaAvanuej thavce. nor Hi along tald Hne to Hie poW of beginning. Street; i,tence west along Ertklne to Ht ow-- ar AHefeMte PreeMMf Ju4ee Mrt. Jay B. Key Street intertocHon wtth TheveMngptoc than he et It her totter dettonalad ay etecHe order. Avenue; thence north along Quaker Avenue to CHy VGT1NG PRECINCT NG. the aortti ttmrtt; Voting Proatnat Na. at Beginning at a point isg teat north and IH feet in hence the north cHy limit to InterMctton SlMe Prilldlag J.W.jackwn we4feng the of Read; aatt of the Inter teuton of UrMtlne Street and Olive Avenue; wool Juee thoact touth atoaf UMe Road to the tntertacttoirat thence then, AlaafftMt PratWtM Mn.CHtabmMafbwt m Street; oaat atong a line parallel to and IM toot narth at Ursuiine Street et M Intertection JtOf 4th Street to the Intersection with Vickeburg Avaewej thence VGTHG PR KCINCT NG. Mi aMf toueh wrth the Panhandle and Sente Fe Roilreed track, thence, ta M b atone Vfckthvre Avenue to the IntortectlM oi Hth itreat: Um aertheeet auMteui toraectten with the eeet city limit tte; thence, sevto along t eeet Hnv www)9wiBWWlfW , HefA Nab aaraat la the paMt at Inning. The vating aMce Rwoh t frvwr. nVt-PJ- baa tiieJl he Gooroe tt tine ta the paint ot heglnnnaj. The vattng piece AttftMePretidlnfJtMK) PavM nH at at It hereaeter 'X" al UtotMc VGTHGWbJbCINCT NG. H by etoctten order. 522? vattof t Vaiktf Peeatnat Na. M. Gaghmlnf at the Intersection at aVeeewey cejatoncttoti tatth CHy aHlnaram Street Vattog Prealoct Na. Bafinwing at the intanactsaa at ath Street and ity.awiii Mn. antj I atawe M, thanca south along Avenue to the i em J. rVaellS lac, at tht peNtog eUc tor Vatl-- MrLGijeetytlrlna. h totortectiea at Unieertity Avenue; thance ea atong am street to the mttreecNen et Avenue hto. batoaan AltKIMtlPrtlldMf Jfraat; theaee watt aieng lam ttraat t intersection with Avenue VGTtNG PIIGCtNCT i the U. U, thance aawth atong Avemw U to Me totoraactton at Braaetway Street, SCCTION ). THAT N. I4i thaaca narth alang Avaaue U to it interaacHan with aVaadway ell tvartlont of Sactton leH el the Code at PrtilBlag or f'VWBlJWjta Strar. thenca waot along Br away Street ta Nt totertectlen with University Ave- Jwdii hence eeet atong Broaawor straot to the paint at aogirwung Presiding votiiii nue, thence north eteng University Avenve ttvt paMM o vot- Aletrae Jw lAaLaKlfeiGravbe t eaglmtog The M tantanca. ing eioce anell Im et l na earter deilgootod ay atoction cawta, VOTING PftHCtNCT HG. lit VebjeM Paeglaal erOer .ClJJ?Vt" N. it Bagmnlng at the intertectten at ineUana Avenue Veatttf tVoalnct Ha. N. faaatoning tfV. e Mn. ttTeyter gath at the lerecMen et Broadway Street A ftritiLLaMjLi and Hth Area; abanca tvaat alang Street to the intoreactlen at Momphit IftAjatataW lu CfcitrtM TybK and Uni varsity Avenue; thance oaat atong Breedwey Street to iatoreec-tto- a Mr. aayth aaang the thtaea Mmnit Avame to the intwtecttea et stah ef Avenue U; thenca taut ataa Avanue w tatk raat;ahenaaw tl ilea) 1Mb Street to the laaanectlan ef NaahvHli ttkin Mvurik. Aft, CMpHf Avom; Street; thence want atong Ha Straat to baa wtth Ava-nu- a tiva aawth atong baantaaiaa UaraMy jHaBGjtBl hanca Naahvtte Avenue ta the latirtictton al afWt street; ; narth OMwaBilYMlalaia .afJJGU. thenca eWa Unlvan'ty Ataamie ta aaaieottaatoiaiig. The aattTtoai t, TttAT i I eat aroe nm wwootaHon et Mamtl Avena i; l VGWaKB PSSMffCT all H mim n t p avajaaa tat tarttt ta X . . Z1 b I.. iSZtTat M batonacata. at toth street tad 9awaaWiaiaJlaaTGtai ttoa Ba ainxje tNMlHtoal 77.1 HG. aac aattaatVBBaamaMiajamkMu . "-"- Jsjada ajBHIlRa TBg ttgllajc pdaaja anaG be A,aaW4PdBJW VaMaMJPM I4etnee Ickoal. IMtlreGlaVd VBjawfl &9HQft Sw avAflJft ettfl t?a4 MfeC ttfVjAtTaMaCNBlA ataf MMk 'fttPaTMat tBfttk brUrU5a7ujab aJtajM drf JUduafaftA 4b lMBaMcritaxwi baa aaat Caty Mttvya; ahaaaa tanab atong the eaat CHy ttmMa aatd Peach W.B- - Aaa rVftfgWJWfaWWfl Matartf to Nm BBBeAAjAVaM AkaW. JaJaGkAet P the iajtrafcttlaa with track at Nat A T. F. RaHraid; Utanca ATnatav- - Wlla TtWtl dJtMBr" rarGGtiilll M.t,saitaLH t j wWWrE WWw narthavatt atoag Ma tracka al Naa A T. fc S V. Rallread ta Nat intartacttaa Vadipa PaatlMl it. It atoaUtMaMld aha " tt ath wlthtaeF W. 4. Naitraaa; Aaaaaa; tAeea waaT HraMa; tau AtoaPtitaaMi 9X thance net mwael atong ttvt track at the P. w Vrerhaera la Iht tatal CH ttwaea aarta aim Mn. D-- djM C Raitreatl to Bat Uataraasttoa at am aaa H; rtoag awlpaV- bV CMeT - SlfkA af Im thtaea aar" eeue CJNB)I atWMf panatga. Var-a-r. tlWW- flltjWJPIr RbV HtotatolatorMttaawlithaM; tttaiaatoag WajtS Wtaaa toajtaebAvi VOVHiaSffB)aajtCTlfG.aTi .- . al Tba atgttai then; aa Naa Saheai. .. -. i CharkHl .Maw lialamta atoll bna wH IM (ft 4 lMtfMV mt Plain Na, 24. .afaaiag tt e fwiat mi me tastth City tknttt lag HaraeierVatlGina w Pa St den teat ad aka VtjfflffG aaalti bwertaetton Avenue and ttnd Straat. thaace . j0 aimg MBftitaCT X 24: - aha aaweti City . to tne 4; Agaaaia; ' - atstnateM Art. JouteealVe ttita a4..ett righttxK,- al U S tetghwey 4.abv 2L ajbjajj fatMar ftinir' inlariaralaa ef thance Atttwaat atong U I. Htoay aa ana the tevth City ittt to Ma Mnaatraat. ah OAr Norma Baker mmtmi-mm-- aartaat earner at in ciir lt. thenc nart . .m r ea U i Hlgnway U ajnMatajtawvaMav'aj- araitton al eBah Hreat, to track et tne T Reiirr A, tnei nerthwekt atong m- - JC Hade. a ttf i track retatatMitHgn aatlMtamahi AvnM, riaaaiiri "it a e aba IGeej. ftaHeaajaa) giarr.i.i, tumaaa ta toarteatiar at f ft. aU. eaaiaa)aBaVaKBT titoon Va Bvaata jiBari aiatVTtatajiiplM AHarnatt pvaotb g juaga Bf , -- '"" ftrMBrT r- tWDffitt r " " - N II hpw( o kitofitjexlan t t aqa Hi; tIR tl Mrttlt It ftrft 4 ua f IMIWWrOTRIWMWIfll Rt( MtliairotlMVBJBMf Black "WW m N RfMtt ft M ' '.mtti OMtt BIN ft MM It tjrf I IIRICi1MMJIM IM rM iUCT OIKHHAL 01 U CWDAD VMM. ft CSWMVWt ass; tforj:VoU7tsfs:iui iToiitliniiti htm 1 rtor? a fflcnt. The impllcatloit Ptttfb. HNtt Jf houM Boon hi 8t0tkM fnMprll9ltteRf 4 k M WWJJl0 tt GtMtt I WtRMit f Cewtttttwit a ittaraiLtt mm ipgrMlinf pro-CKhir- et Amaaf tt afcmni "Jaj lllujaaaAATTfATv fc C i' ttrta d wkWn k " nm? - .etlfiit the fedrri l' d Pr- y Drlvt; dndt ttH UPtrkwayOrrvot 1 rtoreln tt aotf And teinjb iMtrttechw dt Mtcktmlt Matt Part Road; dtodt atu al tur a w Itrat d lovtrnnwm all J4(pJJJ( (fs?,,'tj ) Par Rood a 10 Y - " tMomteltn d w iParK Mactton- of ttatf, toMl and private m-tt- it IR) Ittt ar Rood It Mtarttatttn dv Mwytt(Litei t YfMfafttMt t1i dt Bfttt Rlvtf. tkmtJ Hfc. rWWi) ft CfKlVc ctrtt it ealtl Brttdway ; dttdt m tl vr t it ttra dt YIwvm tm " '?-- CIWM to UMNt Brtttt a It inftmccitfi dt it etni t; dw till d tt dt eHl If tt t The LpATtincnt of Httiliti tITAClOt MkM llmtttidtiaCHnttt, Mod atll ai nortt a 10 ttra at tttt dt It tlmitot r mcm m it Ciudad avnt com And SoctAi fkrvkxi (HSS) htK m rwNcti, tttt, l Llvtftll Lew dt tt dt unto tl lugar dt vetar tart It newtta dt Po- Itvl (CMCMMaaltt tty ied guidelirtn M on how the a. t M tfetrt t M mmmtm a m Mr w to Oh Nt iTIttitrtl itMmrt 41. tn y HBttltlaa) M Cmnttnd tl twnf IN alt tl nAtion'd CMfWti r 4d tl atrtt a tt d coin Kent y 3,000 coHefet And K"BMCBMlarf "wn win mnmt NnSr aa lnltrtccltt it it avonlda tjoaot. dtadt NTiMtlNcdwiMMnriMiiCMwi. tBi, l Mt I largo tl dt wt Hmlhrt tt H Ciutat a tw wwattuton eon utilvenities can use I I In l tt tot IMMttt to It CkM 1 dttd tin, tl wt It Urtw dt It M fUMMTM tWWMft " tt rt1 n prtneipcj in tat ta MhMUMrbf miimmnajHCMi. tnWMCClan cat a at dot Por- - rtcarriipaanitrt4m Pt; ttfjMtlll,tlrawtWltratt1tai4M admitsio.. poifdet without dtcfc ORDIN ANZA NUMiRO JET!LtI!i S?r,,!fft "r dt M Tttl rwrrwKmrn at ri nailtll y ttfra ft t Ml illltT IttJCItll ( vkiiatint the ban on Hf tnordtctlll UttOJNn;. aloMHl WlWMuW strict racial or ethnic quotas in M M nocworlt, n IMA ORDtNANZA the m MCfrttr an MM d MH Wn-- RHMINOAWOO CAPITULO M Ml cOtMOO Dai Hno an porateto t y IN atat at tH dt It tvtnid Owtot; dotdt tHt, ttntrtt U.S. n lorgo l Supreme Court Bakke d la line dlcho tun 0 comlome. i twoor t voter tor earn aonri hi dotlanodtatr trdon dt eteeclon. dtJcWon - Htrth) SwSrlir!. "mf r Ju- AHerne ttr AWA'jMfNTOTR THHrtH Nfntf4t. CrntMtfn MH atiato IN rtM ai norit It k ifflporimm Tor ail btack y IN ahH tt nti dt la mn tecelon dt It ctl Urtullni y Ii ivtflMa Ottve; una Hnoa a y scope do lro dt ptrlltio IN pttt al nor It dt It Anteneans to note the tt tilt reoufirmtrrt t nombfide. Urwlint a hi con 1 jam Inlerttcelon ahi del Perrtctrrll dt PMhendtt y the federal guidelines. Stntt Pt; dttdt mi, ai noTHtt a tu intertettloft con It Unit at Hie de lot of ANUNCtO y BK BLICTI0N HmHtt dt ChJdod; detdt tw, il tor t N ttrgt d I Nut at ttl dt hHUnv They jpcdftcsUy crwoiftige: Hii dt tt Ciintid it pwnte de ctmlento. El lugir dt tomo Mwl I Bl Jifldt Potlcl per medio wir ttr Conikicration of race, coloi tut tt mind tut it opens una toplt dthAdoporordendtilecclon x eorcstamenti tlecutada de Orden . Anvtlo Election Dlitrno posi- n l till dt Otntnl ;umir si. Comeniando en la mtertecclon de la cam 4 Of nuiional origin as a lugirtt dt volar en is Mill tn Eipucili Anunelet neck tofwldira etle ter en lot que a y la avenMa sieri 'A". dlchet it Interim mat In eonviin im mui... Uniw. Jty; detdt alll al tttt t lo lirgo de la cam 4 a la Inlirtee-ete- n hirin al 1201 la tive factor, nkc gcographk: menti vtintt din antii dt la dlehi tl dt avtnfda U; dttd till al tur d I U I PoTOakmnpnr,inijfl ilcthn avtnfda 1 "itirtettion d dlthoi hara hictr dtbldo a vuelvtr dtmoi- - y porqut ot '.omltirlot del Con. calll Broadway, detde alll al oettt a lo largo dt It ealtl Broadway a tu In origin or economic circum- irand Ulet anwncioi txpuettei Tr 1. lerteeelon eenlwmt al Anunl. eon venlda Univinlty; alll at avtn-Id- a denlro di Ciudad ditdt norte a lo largo dt la recruiting xzvi'rIi di Lubbock, elecllvo Mario 1. IN ' Unlvtrtity al punto stances; increased !ej dt eomltnto. El tugir dt votar tera com aqW etla .,i'.ie,!"A,,, !! ?uM h4ra urvlr un t0,, tbimmtnlt Clud.dd, Lubbock eonlorm. con Ar.lcuH MShS dttlgmdo por or din dt tlecclon. In minority communltTfS; ' ,,U 0rd,n Y Anune, ert. EteCdondel EttidodiTtxat; AHORAPOR S'iU d Elteclen a cad uno dt lot Jutiti ESTARAZON: Dlttrlto Elictoril Nvmirt 54. Comtntindo in 11 Intjrteec':' de It calll I ot Hitseion y Alitrnoi ditlgnidot y ffoWlfying admission criteria Juti tn Enoutta "B". Tal ttrvlelo it Broadway la avtnlda UnlvtrJjJy; drtdt alll al ette a to largo de la calll EL C0Nr,5J0 MUNICIPAL Broadway a la fTWeWoj of- OB LUBBtXKENAD0 PR DE LA CIUDAD mtertecclon de U; detde till al tur a In largo dela fbr minority applicants!, d I cMJlJoiMlST M" rd,n V AnUnC, de E,MC,M ventd U a la Nitereettlort d ctltl II, ditdt nil al oettt a v largo dt la fering tutoring calll l a la Intinteclon con Ii avtnldi Unlvertlty; and other SECCION I. QUE Codlgo detde till al norlt a lo il dt Ordminiat dt Ii Cludid di Lubbock largo de la avenlda Unlvertlty al punto de eonMenio. El special services; or pursuing hara por ettt medh tt tugir dt votir lira Kuf!J$S EJeCUTAOO B LA MUNICIPAL 06 LA CIUDA0 jr enmendado enmendando Arliculo a como aqul etta deifgnado por ordn de election. TEXAS, ESTE :i DIA DE detwlpclonet de llndero de lale Dlttrlte, expTlcadi DhlrHe numerical "goals" to aSbkve FEBREtO, lM. Electoralet aqul Eltetirat Numire 57. Comeniando en la Intertection dt l calll 01 R K WEST, Oitlrlt Elictoril Numiro I. Comentando en el l y la Milwaukee; ALCALOE Ui avtnlda dttdt alll al tur a lo largo dt la avtnlda Milwau- the racial and other ethnic ATEStlGANDO: Avenlda Univertlty con lot e alH? ISO llmltet nort. de la Cluda "itdi 7tW l kee al punte piet al tur dt la calll 24; detde alll al la Interteeclon ' Cornel.? detdS oettt dt Composition desired. Si'-Tl- '"'ertecclen con cam oetle y tl tur de lot llmltet de la Ciudad; detde alll al oetle a lo largo al EvilynGallja, Stcretarla-Tttartradtl- a Cludid 'Jr' """r de lot e tur llmltet la Ciudad al oette d lot llmltet de I Cludid; detdt alll . Washinginn, D.C. " ' nor" 8 Hi .Lt'V"? 'rfl "venlda Indiana 'am al norlt a largo al oettt dt lot llmltet de la Ciudad al norte de lot ttmtttt de Black- - ACROS ADO DE ESTA PORMA: Brtk'ne; dM al a l w C and American Indians atl oettt lareo dt la citll SrktulSi trted; dttd till al ettt a lo largo ah dt lot llmltet dt la Oudtd al tette dt it llmltot do la Ciudad; dttdt all. - ur MO piet It ciHI 19; detde 'still lag in the purtuit and JfrmC. . Jr AbeadodeliCKrtsd JTt1 " ,eeten ' ! r,orte am t 'I'f '"nlt de la Cludid; docdt WM Hie a al etle a lo (ergo de la calll II al punto de eomltnto. El Ivoar de votar winning doctoral degrees. ttr coma aqul tia detlgnado por orden de tlecclon. of B4M-N- o I EXPUEITAMA" SLuI C1U1,I,'JC ' ' vtnlda IndlaM; BlietHil Numiro 50. Comtniaado en la mtertecclon I ciMI 4 While white women rep- 5w " d4 - dt La Eltcclon Regular la h lirgo Ii ,lnea dt lot llmltet al oetle aitit y la aventdo- Prankford, de Cludid de Lubbock, Texn, puttla para Abrll S, HmHtt dt 's d dttdt alll at oetle al oette de lot llmltet de la Civ a nort, dt Ii Ciudad; detdl c o & 81 10 resent times the number of m. tt Kevin itibo en lot lugirtt tfeutentet en la Cludid dt LubboeK. lot alllal . . ladVliT" '" n8rU 8 tur dc lot llmltet dt la Ciudad al norte de ImHit al norte dt la Ciudad al punto ' 18 'rol mltmot ya dttlgnadoi cmo dlttrllt tltcttraltt y Ivgartt dt votir tamo de comlento. El hrMri , CMvS: ! to lirgo al nortt dt tat llmltet dt blacks, "blacks" (as a cate- la etcvela d Wolt forth. v.r I CWdad tlque: lo Inleriecclon eon I ivinkla Frinklord; alll al a lo DlttrlNt Elictoril Numiro detde tur gory including black women) El Numero De Dlltrlto ElKloril LufirdtVttar J. Comentando en la Intersection tie u mi. tarfo de la avtnlda Frankterd al punto dt eomltnto. Bl lugar de volar 1. ttra VolltorthSWio . :omoaul etta detlgnado por orden de election. have received only one-eight- h 2. tlnduye lot 4L 54, DtttrHe Electoral Numeret 1 eili eltrtfen Numero 40. Comenwndo en la Interteeclon de la calll de- toliiTienti) 11 y la avenlda Quaker, the number of doctoral Sim Arnett School detde alll al norte do la avenlda Quaker a la Inter jet-clo- U 1. (Incluye lot Numeret 4 & SO, etta eltselen f.2!ftl?m r";r,eecl0 Mn 11 "III Cernill; ditdt llll .1 eift a to dt la calll H; detde alll al ette a lo largo de ta cam M a la Interteeclon grees as white women, in the tetamtflle) de la avenlda Nathvllie; McWherter School detde alll al tur a lo lirgo di la avenlda Nathvllit a de- 4. la mtertecclon la 60, latest surveys of doctoral A.C.Jackton School de calll detde alll al ette a lo largo de I calll 60 q Ii In- 5. Cewentando terteeclon Guadalupe School (a ,V,rt0.r!lI.N,ri!r8 i' ' 'ntenecc de la call 4 dt la avenlda Memphlt; detde alll al tur a lo largo del gree recipients. It has been dF"m v Sl'il MempMt avtnlda i. dneluye el Numero H, ttlimenle Alderton Jr. High a la interteeclon con la cam 2, detde atll at oette lo largo dt it ttiefWn lnler,ecclon d cjIII 12 held by major civil rights Bowie School L..5;iitVa, Prkway Drive; desde alii al er1e a de al punto dt eomltnto. El lugar dt votar tera la dt a tu Interteeclon con tteutli Evant. I. (Incluyt el Numero jtVttli tleeeton tolimtnlt) Seollkh R Tempi Mtcxentle State Park Rood; ditde Dlttrlto Elictoril Numiro II. Comenimdo en la mtertecclon Slldt advocates that Asian Ameri- lit t al nerwite I lo largo the dt , Bn,kt,l,..l Vicktntle Stat. Park Road a tu mteVteceHn tin Road y la cam H; desde alll al ette a lo largo de la calll 54 a la Interteeclon 10. de cans and white women should (Inclyue el NumeroSt till elecdon toll m Ate) Carroll Thempten School Ii ivinlda Vlcktburg, detde alll al norte a 10 targo de la avtnlda Vlckt- tertecctoi eon la cam Ertklne; detde lo burg a la ' oiyieicnooi alllal ette a largo de la cMH Ertklne Interteeclon de la calte 56; deto alll al ette a lo largo de la caHl 56 a not be dealt wlti: as being in ClwHd; I ' Hayntt School MJ,rnl,M detdt alll al tur a tilarge al ette mm la Interteeclon de venlda Utlea; dotd alll tl tur a lo largo de la avenlda Utlea a la Interteeclon pearly the same category of - SmylltWIItenJr.HIgh de la calll 54; detde alll at ettt a lo largo dt la In- Ove.Mon School tertection do la avtnlda Quaker; detde atll al tur a lo largo de la avenlda disabtlky due to discrimi- ' I Quaker a la Interteeclon 211; RoieoiWlltonSchool v EJ!.li.r!.l.1Hu.rn,r0 V " 'lertecelon de la colli 4 de Loop detde alll al neroette a lo largo de Loop black ' a "r 10 18 219 al punto nation as are Americans. ' Huteh'ntnjr. High uVJiIT. 5 " 'r9 " 8ven,l8 Q 8 con dcomlento El lugar dt votar tera la eteueia dt Wrlliamt. Broadway, ditde am a I Broadwry ' Dupre School al oette lo largo de call) aTu Dltlrlto Elictoril Numiro 62. Comeniando en la Interteecli.- - de la ell) Between 1976 ojid 1978, the con la aveida U; detde alll al a lo 12 y la avenlda Quaker; ' O.L.SIilonJr.Hlgh norte largo de la detde alll al nort de la tvenlda Quaktr a la Intertec-eion-d- e 14 4' dMde 4111 10 '"to number of blacks and Ameri- i- - C.4'" 4 l8r9 de 18 t8l 81 P ".com Loop 2I; detde sin al no. oette a lo largo de Loop 27 , , ... George Pean School a la Intertee- . tera el Scottlth clon de untiuye ii numero si, em eieceion toiimenti) Ella lletSchel Rite Temple Brownf leld Road; tittdt alll al turoette a lo large it Brcwnlleld road can Indians receiving doctoral 21. .w!iLu!fr,l,Nu-m,r,?1,-.Comen"nd- en 18 a la Interteeclon al tar-g- Lou Stubbt School ""e"eelon de la calll 19 oette de lot llmltet de la Ciudad; detde alii al tur a lo o y la o al norte a at degrees actually decreased, C.E.Maedgen School t? lo largo de la avenliio Indiana a tu oette de lot llm.tet de la Ciudad al tur dt lot llmlttt d la C'udad; n detdt ertecdon con la colli am al lo Asian-America- Monterey High School Ertklne; detde alll a lo large de la cam Ertklne a ttte a largo al tur de lot llmltet de la Ciudad at oette de lot llmltet while the number of Initrteec lo con la avenlda Quaker; tu Wheelocx School detde alll al norte a lo de mnKit Je la Ciudad; d?tde al norte 150 pies a le calll 2; detde alll lo Quaker al norte de lot oe!?e fl ol'ette a Hispanics and P.P. Brown School llmltet de la Cludid; detde .III .1 a it largo largo de la calll 12 al punto de eomlenio. El lugr de votar f ,va Fire Station norle de lot llmltet de la No. Cr,rlt Harwell School ciudad a la 'ntertecc.on de Slide Road; detde a tl. white women increasedi tur a lo largo de Slide Road a M Witter Sciiool la interteeclon de la call! 4; iNI al e ,s,ECCION 3. QUE el Codlgo de de la Ciudad de Lubboek 14 4 4 14 dde Black Americans thus EJ.oarton. School ?.i4I f V '! ln,er"ccln n ' venidl Vlcktburg; detde alll al SERA y et mmenoadj tunrlmindo e! parri'o tmmedlatameRfe que tlgue hae 14 ers W.B. High tilWS", d.e Vlck,bur9 U Interteeclon de la calll de ot d4tcrlptlc.net de Unrfew del Dlstnto E'eetor al S y been urged to be alert to 30" AlXIntJr. in i'?lda l; d, Nt .iero sntertando Stewart School " " PUn' C0m'tni9' 4' da Inmedlatamente deipuet de deterlpclonet llndero del Dlttrlto Electoral 47. fa'etVGeorS. " " Numero 62 el tlgulente parralc::i 'nherent in a gap-wideni- MackentleJr. High Dlttrlto elecclon ) Electoral Numero 10. Comeniando en la Interteeclon de Lot dlttrltot electoralet e.pi.cadot en etta process J?,.ta lolimente Murlee School lft (ifff la calll Seeclun film aqul dellnU do and suye el Numero 57. eltccloaialamtnta) fle4d2!y ave,df H; icldf .1 Of a' 10 largo de en el ma pa denomlmdo etti LuhhfirkChr.iiiriiar r la avenldi H a a In "Dlttrttot'EleotertHk df la CludaU de tS?!tcrf ' assuredly notprogrcss cur- iae.iNl.i. n- - Rfectlvo Mario LWorvLe t-- ti pegrdo r'TStVpffr" 1 4 "Id4 - ,5e i'1' a o aqul como etts cop.tdo Ennur. High School Hmtt larwo de la avenlda U a tt t eompletameWfaqUlin detail. Una topla odffllllT' . . rently underway. Interteeclon can la call) Broadway; alll ' , dtde al ette a lo large de 'a calll SLdJ.c.hS m8D8 ?r8 8if.r en ofeelna de'' WlllllmtSchl Broadway al punto a .ntpecclon publico, y a la'ele'JelonfV ' Rochester, Easts-ma- 7- di comlc.uo. El lugar de voter la Carroll cad uno de iiwrtViVApi- - N.Y. FlreStilionNo.12 TnorTlpjorit ten eteutli di clelet de la Ciudad, una copla verdadera tera provekJo por la. SeerarJa d Kodak Company late la Ciudad a cad uno we pretld-'- n ft ilV.rit0 E!,e,0T,4,.I?u17'ro Comentando en la 'nterteeelon de la aven- - lot luezeiyue y a cade unod lot dltnlioi m. electoralet de dlehat last year DIchM dltWtot e.lecJor;Met ton adoplidot por eleielonet etpeclalet 0 giniralet announced "proud- la Ordinwiia Numiro 7H2 y 4. QUE de,lle 8111 81 10 SECCION todat lat proclont Artlculo 10-- 6 un dencicdoti n il mipi de acuerdo con dlcha . AieTphl; iut 8 de la aveldi Mem-flSii- 'J dt del Codlgo de Or. ly" it was providing idotado Ordmama, . denamat de la Ciudad thai de la calll ',1; detde alll al eetl-- de 58 a de Lubbock aqul no eait.olaCo teran qujdar como "7-flo- la calll la sein, $118,350 to predominantly Hnthvlli.; detde alll al a to la'go de la Nath-vill- a EXPUB$T0"t" tur avenlda 5. a la lnterec;lon d I SCCCION QUE tl una tecelon, a La personal menclondat ton r.ombradit dttlymdit y aotorltadit ptra ctMt ditdt alllal ette a lo largo de la calll to a parrclo, orieloA, cleutula, frat 0 pilo-ur- black colleges. At the same cn de 14 4yenId8 dt ttta Ordencnit qui 'lev :a Ettcclon Regular 4J f,et.C WemphI; detdealll al tur a lo largo aven- - teran dtclaradot Inconttltuclonal 0 Ir.veltdo por cv tt icibo de It Oudid en Abrll S. 1M, en lot de la alquler raion, el timr. it was granting $150,000 lugireWnfflcidot. fETf1"1 ,n,erlecelcn con la cam U; detde alll al ette a lo largo rttto dt etta Ordenania no tera alectadc per eto ,n de SECCION 6. QUE DISTRlTO ELECTORAL .J.".fl41,u er,$ecclon eon Jolltl Drlvt; alll la Secretarlade la Cfuddd tera aqul aulorl'iadayderl' ' NUMERO It ditde al norttte a lo largo g da para to colleges in South Africa! a, ,a de 18 . eautar publication del tltulo de como Juti que etti pretldlendo Mrt.JohnWotford A ?. ,,Drlve Ln,er,ecclon m a lo largo d la calll etti Ordininta un mttod - t n de la altirnitlvo provlado por lay. Furthermor- over a Juet Altirnttlvo que ai " pretldlendo Mt. Lorraine Creed It! t er"'on avenlda Indlanr detdt alll al norte a lo largo de la PUf" d com,nw- - DISTRITO ELECTORAL NUMERO It Bl lu8r 0'8'' ' eueia ' period of 25 years, Kodak,has qui etta pretldlendo Hynei YESTAORDENAOO. Juti C.A.OIdhim Dlttrlto contributed more than $60 Juez Alternative que etta pretldlendo Sylvia Electoral Numero 20. Comeniando tn la inlerttcclen la ButNllot dt calll Aprobado por Munlclpil DISTRITO ELECTORAL NUMERO)! le,0ll,, ,0t ,lml,e de 18 Clw)8d; l r a lo tl Concelo tn la primer lecture etle 10 di de Bner-0- , million colleges "i4 d'de largo at ttti dt 17H. to while and Juet qui itta prttldltndo Maggie Trelc t4 Vd4d yJa.4ve,?.,da Pe,ch 8 18 con il pitta del FrVM ! 81 in"lon el Concelo Munlelpil universities and only $4 mil- Juet Altirnitlvo qui pretldlendo Mrt. Angle woette a lo largo de lat pittas del pr en la tegundi lielura ett 24 dl d Ener. tttl Plna A.T. S. V 6, P'io1 HO, DISTRITO ELECTORAL NUMERO 4i rif i It Interteeclon con el FerrocirrH F.W. y D.C.; detde lion to black colleges. que etta pretldlenov Jill al iwoetle a lo largo de (at pltat dil Ferrocirm F.W. y DIRK WEST, ALCALDE Juet Mrt. Pay Stuart O.C a la ATESTISANDO: Juet Altermtlvo que etti pretldltfldo de la avenlda H; detde alll al norte a lo largo la Mrt..JoeCirlllo dt eyaSaiigvSecretarla-Tetore- r DISTRITO ELECTORAL NUMERO Si 41 mu te "d1: de la Cludid i?' 8'so8 APkOBADOfiB Que w r wa a eteueia Ella Met. 'Xi ESTA FORMA. Juet etta prttldlento Mrt. Dolor Garcia zesxiitDfttfWo Elletc.-J- th it l Numero 34. Comtntindo el punto John C. Rati, Abogado la (pQr an analysis Juet Allernativo quo pretldlendo Norma Rome tn al tur dt lot Jr.. de Ciudad of ttti ? ,W 14 ealli DKTRITO ELECTORAL NUMERO 4: SSV,-.!- B'1M,41 ? ,"r'c'n dt laavaiildi H y time and other issues on black largo tur de lot llmltet d la Ciudad at Juet qui pretldlindo L.M. Simmon. del dereeho tureette hii de carnlnc dt U.S. Highway 14; a alll N and Third World life, please Juet Altirnitlvo que nil pretldlendt Mrt. R.S. Stanley al tudotte 0 largo de DISTRITO ELECTORAL NUMERO 7) fee "The MONITOR Micro dt lo llmltet de la Ciudad; detde iHl al Jtfef qui etta pratldlindo Bob Burbrldg noretlt il travel dt la Ferrocarr il ..T. y S.F.J detdt alll al noroeili a lo largo de xofte" in the monthly maga- Juet Alternative que etta pretldlendo ChirleiSirgiint lat plttat dot Perreearril A.T. Ferroc,rr" F w- - DISTRITO ELECTORAL NUMZROli 1 r PC; detde alll al norootle a zine supplement to this paper.) I 1 W!eT ft F W. y Juet que etta pretlditndo E.L.Thixton L hJ.I'? D.C. a la intertecdon de la av ' 41 lur 8 10 l,ro 18 H Juet Altirnitlvo qui ttta prttloMendo L.L. Rowtll veiWa al punto dt comJeftro ORDENANZA NUJV.ERO n.lugir rti votir tera li etcueli de Chrli well. DISTRITO ELECTORAL NUMERO l hit ,..Dl!,,!;"oE,!le15ri! Miwnff0 Comeniando la 8015 Jum qudetl pretldlendo Mrt.MtrthaBeJath y tn intertecr n de Uoo Road; dttd alll at norte a l a Juet Altlrsitlvo que etta prtttdltfldo Mrt, Prince Damrwi daBrowntleW Road; BLACK detdealll al itoUnTft Tl?; DISTRITO ELECTORAL 10 wrootl. 'wWRStu UNA ORDENANZA ENMENOANOd) CAPITULO 10 NUMER0 Interteeclon de Loop 2M; e7pfl DEL COOISO OS Juet detde alll al tudetto a lo largo dt LtopW ORDENANZAS OE wA CUIDAD OE LUBBOCK, TEXAS, qui uti prttldltndo Mr. Evtlyn Pope de comlento El lugar dt volar ENMENDAN90 Juei Altirnitlvo qut prttldltndo tera la ttcuola dt WeuV tttt Mri.MlldrtdBftont Numaro JO. Comeniando DISTRITO ELECTORALNUMEROlli DDI,rl, E1le,1 tn la mtertecclon de SKde il, PARA GUITAR BL NOMBRAMIENTO OE STINSON'S, INC.. COMO BL LllatAt? PAD A UOTAfS. a. n 1 -- 1.1 a . EVENTS que OOAUieitnA n Juet ett prttldltndo Mrt.WlnrvltMoort clon dt Ii aven da Vlcktburg, ENTQ. ptJL Alternitlvd qut pretlditndo detdt alll il norit a lo largo de la aveMda MA PA DE I M riKTDITnt Bl ITTadii ec nest Juti ttti Mil Utman Vlcktburg a la Interteeclon la calll 54; dt detdl alll al a lo lirgo de IENDO QUE TODAS 10-- DISTRITO ELECTORAL NUMERO Hi 54 a etti la PROCIONBS DE ARTICULO QUHHO EjSTAN calll la interteeclon de la avenlda UNca; all) l Jdti qui ett pretidtendo detdt al w a largo dt la ENMEND AND ADOS HARAN SB45UIR LO MISMO; PROVIBNOaUMA Mrt. NiltonMorr U 8 18 ,weten 18 C8lH QUJZ V!!?K4 V,lt8 M d l hi lario dt a CLAUSULA QUE CONTIBNE UNA SALVEDAD; Juet Altirnitlvo qut ttlr retldltndo Mrt.JamitLawrtrxt eal I SI a Ii Intorieeclon de la PROVIBNDO PARA DISTRITO ELECTORAL avenlda MempMt; detde am al nortt a It largo PUBLICACION DBCLARANDO UNA UROENCIa! NU4ERO Ui t - RWt Bf MMHeAdO COHSIOERANDO QUE. ol CtMiia Municipal I LjuMotk a hk q- is designed ac- JII Hit Mrt. Gtntya Bewermon largo de la calll SO a la Inlirtieclon dt Cludtdif z to Jwet Altirnitlvo que pf dt It avtntd Quaker; dedv aMl al nortt nombrado Stlnton'j, inc., como tl lugar dl volir dil Dlttrlto ffitiiwiffrti-wtKoM-; etti itidlindo Mrt,JnkJwM a to largo dt a avtuida Quaker a la company History-Makin- g DISTRITO ELECTORAL NUMERO Ml intorttcciM de la cam 44; dotdo Hi l y i!,5e tal" 1 8 " dt Slid Road; dotdt alll targo CONSiDERAriDO QUE. Black JiH qui etta pratldlindt WMMtrHul I ,,'clon alturilo tl Coflcelo Municipal tt a dado ei)a qufSttS-tof- f. Happenings. It can be Sltwaf? M" d cmlefl,c Bl dt vMir sera n Inc., no gutt cam ol tugtr JVK ANfiutlvo qut ttta prMMHtftdo JtaiHNbMtKk-- t lvf etoieta dt ttrvlr dt volar para tl DftMit ittttortl ckmroom DISTRITO ELECTORAL NUMERO Numero N; mdfor discussion ISi ElttiK Elttlorlil Numtro 47. pr Wtendo ComintMdo m la Inter Mcctoa dt la CONSIOERANOO QUE, par la tleecilOA ortoheipyoiifocu Jwt qut ttta at BvflHutotrd tnldaiChkago y la clW ; vC tl Nmaa ti 1 your own JlrN AKwiutlvt que pretMeAdt dod aH. al t a lo Hro d a qvi t nnetarl dt eroor mm taWictM d urgoncla que etdmut Hit MarkBH vwtid Vlcktovrg, oetdo W 0191 latMr ttte thinking on current DISTRITO ELECTORAL NUMERO al mrttM to latlIi iveZ dat lflwidHfnMe pr rmndlir to tetutcttn; POR ESTA KAZAH; ksua Hi Vtokieurg I da a la Ii..troelon de calll 4; MI al lifao dil qui Hla prtMHtdo Mf.LJP.Ltw ' dodt ao Jtt que atta prttMlefldo ESTA ORB6MAOO POR BL CtWCEJO MUNICIPAL Jftt At.rMNv Mrt.JtyB. Kty Read liMoritcclon do Loon alll al I),. What relattonthlp, In ISTIOTt) ELECTORAL NUMERO I7l i m detdt tvrtotle a lo largo dt Lom OE LUBBOCK: a la Mtrtecclon dt la avtM Chicago, detdt alll al JutMUpr Mtndo J.W.jMktoii w dt la aveA nwi. your view, does the rise of CMalpuModtcoMiMtM. Bl mar dt volar ski la cvt4a JAiUfMNve qut Mia pretMleado mdlM dt Zim-b- w Mi.UktthMrut SBCCMrN I. OHIS mJoH!im--in E4.E4iTOr.AL tlCadlao dt OrdtMniai la Ciudad . nm NUMERO III BtHr Edom-l- l 44. dt dt Lbbook tt IWtflltatltnrfii Nweri ComoinO wi H IMertieclM di I ive-M- a bara y tor ettt Mmtadtdt MMttadtdo ajtd elsewhere in iMlfilll ill! HirvtyAvtHn U4vertlly y I m4 torcloM d ArttotA filt the calll Hi dorti ,1 M,ie . k, 1 JjptwtTMtlvo qut Mil pf NtditAdO Mlt. PJA. vt WIN II a Wv l,HWHrt mimi Nutntrt St qut diet com tewoj farttitr British NUMER- - 11 punto 150 colonial fr.cLECTORAL Hi IKASmS rmanotn Vifkl--ha- a8 MR a U ktom) tt ca4H tb a4idMt7.hii.,a. ai,ii4il ve to racial In (WIHU prMlifA4 Mrt. 8 sa4M events RHlnfl V. " L4 a lo H1 . (AHKMtlvt qut ttta KMMtMdt Mn. ferittk, !wt" M.HIM Mrook laroo f!8 UMuiljr4jii tur a lo larot d tt Otis Britain and the Untied i BLBCTCHtAL NVMR M Ytfj2r&.ri do un linw IN tt ti tbit OWWtprli1llll H.P.Haawit i ftMt? fawn your following MM AK4vaqm Ml cuoiadMirfac MrWHU; attiaWiJMil fat 9aUT ! laaaaai ! mM I III UatiAAi tW 4tVdL. a Oi aMldMl Mrt.UNtMttVMf ttti tttftutg attitude of wmSmmJiitnMLmmmttti anri tw. m ftMW M ttw0w tUM fl Mt) tM M y 1 imi rTr.t Pfiflta &4iniste4 Thatcher Vt.J Taylor ivonida Ptach; itMtt aMl ai aaai t toettr do tacalilSaiittrttdt aAhMBAMLVfltltaV 4W9 pf&&l&t Writ Cfckfto Trt0i . toward racial moderation, dad. 00M1 m l wr 10 wCMtftd W tl It Itrat al mr la limitot ChW4t M 1 wjrtt ai li Oi i limMot 01 lo Clud! il tur la ttt it at taapAct i MMItatHMtMlteiutltd. IN pi a oott H at do you fed this AHftMli 9ft4m10ww Mr Cr4y Oa vH mo. de ia C judad. daodo am oeiio a 10 .1 ,ur do UmHo d ivonidt TUmttl'l. M aMMIilltiaVitAaMAAal da la JBaaaaj Wft tj aWlBl B BaaTaal tU flBtMIt mm mm lifVUlaM dta aua la Jljaf y I la ritiaa ai aa JaMIM MbHM Liwooa ia calll Met tattrtaccion con avonlda1. ac, dotdt alll norte Biifht have on black white al MrnMt dt it Cttaiad; dotdk lti tl ttatt It ttra ur d la Uaaaa Bl iuMr d vMf tore tl at a tvAAts avectfically in T Wo8,w8,Wdeoloi.Amor lean L - ion Pott Great f Prtnkttr; MdaaW tl aart y.TrryTtW hioii awMtaraj NMHoro tl. Comoiuon; ta u buaIo tl ktttrattltMktllirteC1ialMi tWiaJaf Will that affect us do inter mcc ion do la avtwMa y ' l"W tam" w M par PraMtord la cam aTdMit mil mi to di" d l25tmm' 4tait) Abo in the United States? .C.'Jali"CMp wrff oe 11 caw la evtwtdo Unlvortlty. a t dotd till ai tur I awaa Jtt Qutal m o4d uuvariity lit pitt, dtadt alll tl a dnmltJt) 1tllr1lt fttcHrtltt tw Cr 2) Is Amnesty Interna- it ktrt tola ti d I, - ttt mma dt LitNiitt. BtoctHroMarto mtr; ittattd tt conluncttan cat to Or- TliT. ,'7T T: Clw8 taipioiaiatitdt to tiudatt tional's attitude toward W.04Cry ,u' mr lo uva ai oolt de lot Mmlio d lo Ciwdod itrt.Mtttadt1t aart liartmar llltml H lac. raita baaro a i If aart ilttrll Btocttral ttutajet It. htJMM rights in America a MCCMM 1 4M1C Am km sm. Z tat surpritiatt one to you? How T.tTig H CltalM H ajr ma- - WCCKJM a atta - . . Mn-Ml7- ft w araaaq, ia tata aajmm atrrait, tt '. fl br JN h Itt !?jiAfif t WHakla Ao-fy!"- Mtaukr ratta, l rattttit mwmnmwaua J? C aUbtM SaiA -- . W siuiCMifitoito B" RW M ibjttCMt(tJL'. iatiMtt7 BM ttxt ttjttr BttiMM V.I MCCIOM 1 ftut twniHad aaWtea (aaatbttj taav ami too aartli 4 smm um mtMm a ur aaa ttt mmwXmpSST 4V.JX. jrmmtuH, t rtato tlatoada fut R4Jttn t& BtaoSBl ttq'Pa'tTaRtn4 W"

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