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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1980

Page

8

County Battles Over Adult Book Stores Across Three Localities

Aiken and North Augusta cities explore using business license rules and display laws to bar adult book stores. Aiken County enforces a 1500 foot restriction near schools and other sites, closing Stage Five in Belvedere but facing a court challenge. County leaders vow to pursue zoning and licensing options to curb openings.

Aiken County North Augusta Aiken Roland H. Windham Belvedere Warner County Council

Inside an Adult Book Store Uncovered

An explicit notice introduces an adult store selling paperbacks on racks and magazines in wrappers. Items include sex themed titles, bondage magazines, films with high priced videos, peep shows, sex devices and pills with cash-only sales and no returns.

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Lawmakers Debate Obscenity Controls and Adult Stores

Legislators discuss restricting obscene material with stricter penalties for selling to minors. Proposals would empower counties to ban display of such material, but constitutional challenges and First Amendment protections complicate passage. Local candidates say tackling obscenity is a priority despite legal hurdles.

Joe Anderson Jr C. Marshall Cain General Assembly County Council Irene K. Rudnick Moore

Adult Video Booth System Described In Historic Drawing

A drawing by Sarah Caskey illustrates a niche theater setup where customers insert a quarter to view about three minutes of an adult film per session. The projector resumes where last stopped, using a mirror-based projection path, and longer films cost several dollars for full viewing.

Sarah Caskey

Anti-Draft Protests Target Post Offices Across Several Cities

Protests erupt with spray painted walls in Seattle. In Eugene Oregon, thousands of registration forms were stolen. NYC workers sue to avoid processing forms. Allan Rogg cites conscience in objecting to registration. Demonstrations occur in New York San Antonio San Francisco Bernal Heights and Talleyville with arrests and celebrations of a partial registration.

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Garvin Favours Limited Draft Deferments and Expanded Roles

Garvin opposes broad deferments and backs limited educational deferments for seniors. He calls for women to be registered and for support work in religious or moral conflicts. He warns against echoing 1945 attitudes and urges energy program investment for long term self sufficiency.

Army Navy Garvin Buddy Emory University Atlanta United States Iran Russia

No Sound Adult Film Booths Describe Seedy Indiana Setup

A smoky backroom in an adult store features black light booths where customers insert coins to view silent sex clips. Each booth shows a looped film from Indiana through a mirrored projection system, with a three minute limit per quarter and red indicator bulbs signaling occupancy.

Indiana New York Los Angeles

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