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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1970
Page
7
Federal court actions focus on school boundary shifts and grade splits in Lubbock's east side. Judge Bell weighs plans to move Dunbar's 9th grade and redraw lines to balance Anglo and minority enrollment amid traffic, capacity, and staffing concerns.
The Justice Department and HEW push for unitary school systems as patches of districts plan compliance or seek court orders. Many districts report mixed reactions with some agreeing to HEW demands while others transfer cases to federal courts for rulings.
Henry Ellis 62 of Breckenridge died at the Breckenridge rest home. He was born in Lampasas and moved to Breckenridge in 1940. He operated the Paducah Ice House before relocating seven years ago. Survivors include his wife Rose, two daughters Marie Jeter of Paducah and Ann Swain of Breckenridge, a son Jerry Howe of Dallas, a sister Mrs. Lloyd Smith of Pettus, brothers Otha of Abilene and Buster of Aspermont, and four grandchildren. Burial at Garden of the Gods Cemetery. Funeral at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church.
Los Angeles prosecutors plan to call seven witnesses who say Charles Manson visited the Sharon Tate residence and grounds weeks before the Tate LaBianca murders. Defense argues a mere visit does not prove contact with the victims and notes Melcher’s former tenancy and Manson’s ties to Spahn Ranch.
The document outlines school attendance areas for Estacado and adjacent zones. It details boundaries from Quaker Avenue to 44th Street then east to 34th and University, James Clapp Park to 46th Street, and the Amarillo Highway area between Alderson, Matthews, and Estacado for different grade levels. It also notes feeder routes for 7th to 9th graders and zones serving Slaton Junice Sigh and nearby streets.
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