6, 1972, was a sure guide that *609 the board's majority chose not to follow. The board, by considering only equality of population, took a highly superficial view of the redistricting which did not come to grips with the needs of the area and improving the structure of county government. Obviously, gross inequality in the responsibility exercised by individual supervisors among the five districts of the county, which inheres in the board's plan, is unworkable and not in the county's best interest; such a result is almost as undesirable as having malapportioned districts which ignore the rule of equal representation for an equal number of people. There is no evidentiary basis for concluding that Leflore County presents any unique or peculiar problems that preclude the use of severalLittle Accidents

In a small town destroyed by a fatal mining accident, a teenage boy has been missing. His disappearance brings his mother, the lonely wife of a mine executive, a surviving minor and a local boy find themselves bond together in a web of secret which will threatens the fake peace of the town when being revealed.