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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1968
Page
13
In a bold ruling, authorities override protests concerning an antibot trailer project. The decision impacts enforcement and privacy considerations. Editorials in Society revisit the broader tech ethics debate as Lippock and the Avalanche-Journal report on the Texas case from Wednesday morning, March 6, 1948.
The statewide tax poll shows Lubbock near the bottom for city taxes on a $20,000 home, with Dallas and Beaumont top and bottom among 20 Texas cities. Lubbock’s total ad valorem bill includes city, school, and fixed charges, totaling about $160 on a $20,000 home, placing it mid-range in city taxes and among the lower ranks in school taxes.
The Senate approved an 82 to 13 amendment adding a five year prison term and a 10000 fine for crossing state lines to start riots and rejected a Baker plan to exempt owner occupied single family homes from the anti discrimination clause if they use no broker. The measure would bar owner-occupants from discriminating when selling via a real estate agent starting July 1 1970.
With the midnight deadline approaching for the April 6 ISD trustees election, five candidates vie for three seats. Tucker runs unopposed for Place 4, while Place 3 features Mac Austin and Charles Waters facing off. Place 5 includes A D Ray and Joe B Cassel. Incumbents Whiteside Gilbreath Cochran do not seek re election.
Avalanche Journal reports city plans to replace all 24 inch stop signs with larger 30 inch signs to improve motorist safety. Di thes and Sherrell discuss the program goals and current status as of city discussions.
The Great Plains Building fetched 2 250 000 with Lots 6 7 and 8 Block 117 and a nearby parking area included. Warranty deed lists R E Great Plains Corp New York as purchaser, a Realty Equities Corp subsidiary. First National Bank, building tenant, continues occupying three floors.
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