Playboy to adjust for court obscenity ruling
Playboy and Penthouse react to Supreme Court decision on obscenity by considering editorial and photographic adjustments rather than altering core content. Both magazines face removal in many towns. Playboy expects minor photo changes while Penthouse plans slight editorial moderation to retain its current photography.
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Keene State College hosts summer undergraduate orientation
Keene New Hampshire reports parents and about 400 to 600 incoming students attending six summer orientation sessions at Keene State College. The program includes faculty and staff guidance, advisement, and pre registration while leaders and alumni celebrate community ties. The event features training for student volunteers, with senior staff and faculty overseeing academics and housing topics.
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University of New Hampshire
Windsor Prison Shakedown Extends Through Week Warden Says
A thorough Windsor State Prison search began Monday and may run through the week. Warden Julius Moeykens reports cell blocks A and B were checked Tuesday, with C block to be searched next. Inmates in C block continued to verbally abuse guards, while B block inmates acted like gentlemen during the searches.
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New York Telephone Co faces PSC challenge on 16% rate rise
Albany 16 per cent rate increase sought by New York Telephone Co is questioned by the state Public Service Commission. Staff say the $404 million figure overruns and only about $149 million should be allowed. They urge keeping coin call at 10 cents and note overestimated worth would yield high profit.
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Berkshire councilwoman moves to ban sexual material from screens
Mary L. Murphy proposes a new ordinance targeting sexual material in movie screens newsstands and store windows seen from public streets So far the 1972 measure remains bottled up by the city solicitor Murphy describes protecting the public from viewing offensive materials while citing the June Supreme Court ruling on pornography In North Adams hitchhiking crackdown used after a July 4 overpass incident led to arrests and juvenile court cases Adams youths face continued proceedings and a deadly crash in Adams County police and Red Cross aid accompany a fire at Camp Greylock with $100000 damage
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