Zoning Debate Overturns A-1 Plan At Civic Center Area
The council shifted zoning from A-1 to Rel near the new Lubbock Civic Center amid protests that land had long been zoned A-2 for a convalescent home. The commission also set sign limits along Avenue Q opposite the center and exempted two businesses from guidelines. Several rezoning requests were rejected or approved, prompting criticism that the council overstepped authority and harmed the real estate market.
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Marathon
Lubbock, Civic Center
City Hall
Avenue Q
Civic Center Complex
4Th Street
10Th Street
Ronald M. Jackson
66Th
Gary Avenue
Englewood
46Th Street
Loop 289
Lewis Garnett
John Splawn
City of
Lubbock
82Nd Street
Indiana Avenue
State Savings and Loan
Dewie V. Rottwell
58Th Street
Utica
Toledo
Trinity Church
Briercroft
Briercroft Savings and Loan
Flagg
Theijtainty
First National Bank Trust Funds
Ranchland Terrace
Belmont and
Chicago Avenues
Brownfield Road
19Th Street
Chicago
Slide
Henry
Ken Flagg
Woman Seeks Police Job in Tampa After Height Rejection
Deborah Andrews, a 21 year old college senior, trains about 20 minutes daily to gain a quarter inch in height to qualify for the Tampa Police Department. Civil Service says she could be accepted if she grows taller, but officials note women do not patrol in this department due to the job's dangers.
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Tampa
Fla
Deborah Andrews
Tampa Police Department
Civil Service
Miss Andrews
Thursay
City Labor Council Backs Sanitation Workers Strike
The Central Labor Council pledges direct aid to 18 temporary workers and nine returning protestors off duty from city departments. Spokesman Richard cites grossly inequitable wages and says funds may cover pay gaps, debt deductions, and advertising to inform the public as the strike drags on beyond August 28.
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University Avenue
Richard
Central Labor Council
Isidro Gutierrez
Labor Council
Roosevelt Men Visit Nixon In White House Courtesy Call
President Nixon received James Roosevelt a Democrat and John Roosevelt a Republican in a White House visit arranged by John B. Connally head of Democrats for Nixon. Nixon spoke of Crusade in Europe and suggested the Roosevelts may contribute ideas to the upcoming bicentennial celebration.
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Washington
Nixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James
John Roosevelt
White House
Treasury
John B. Connally
Democrats For Nixon
Oval Office
Europe
Franklin Roosevelt
Ronald L. Ziegler
Roosevelts
John
James Roosevelt
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Gary Barrett
T. E. Milam
L. C. Rutledge
Robert Lugo
Jack Eastman
LEE Optical
Caprock Shopping Center
Chou
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Brownfield Highway
University
Roosevelt
America the Beautiful
Mobil
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Lin
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Mobilil Corporation