permitting pairing or rezoning to accomplish a unitary system
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- permitting pairing or rezoning to accomplish a unitary system
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ON PETITION FOR REHEARING
PER CURIAM:
The petition of appellees for rehearing is granted. The opinion of the court is modified in two respects.
One, the request of appellees to realign the attendance zones for Just, Booker T. Washington and Young junior high schools as an alternative to pairing Just with Wilson or West Tampa, Booker T. Washington with Franklin, and Young with Sligh, Memorial or Franklin is granted. This modification is granted on the representation by appellees that the stated zone line changes will result in a student population at Just of 567 Negro and 107 white students; 625 Negro and 115 white students in Booker T. Washington; and 1,075 Negro and 159 white students in Young.
*879 Two, the reference in the opinion to the transportation of students in the Hillsborough system is in error to the extent of the reference to the Florida Special Act. Fla.Spec. Acts, 1963, Chap. 63-1410. It now appears that the special act authorizes transportation under certain circumstances even where the student resides less than two miles from the school to which he or she is assigned.