Personal computers link to porn via bulletin boards
Los Angeles AP report notes home computers can access nude art, adult boards and sex services via modems and phone lines. Experts warn parents, while some material is non exploitative, pedophiles may misuse disks and boards, prompting regulatory questions and age verifications.
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Los Angeles
Ucla Communication Law
Dan Brenner
Robert Showers
Justice Department
National Obscenity Enforcement Unit
Woods
Associated Press
Southern
California
Xpics
UCLA
Brenner
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Anne Siegel
Dallas officer shooting becomes race politics flashpoint
In Dallas the killing of Officer John Chase by Carl Williams spurred fierce clashes between Police Chief Billy Prince and black community leaders. Complacent unity dissolved as calls for Prince’s resignation grew amid memorials and public demonstrations.
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Dallas
Los Angeles Times
John Chase
Chase
Carl D. Williams
Williams
Billy Prince
John Wiley Price
Price
Marsh Lane Baptist Church
Diane Ragsdale
al Lipscomb
Prince
Police Department
John F. Kennedy
City Hall
Dallas Crime Commission
American Airlines
H. Ross Perot
Ray Hunt
Des Moines
Annette Strauss
Strauss
Pig photographer George Dudley creates talking silk poses
Photographer George Dudley applies silk poses to pigs guiding a starlet piglet for a photo session as assistant Nancy Gordy finishes touches. Dudley has spent eight years producing his picture postcard style cards that have delighted customers who enjoy his hog themed art.
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George Dudley
Nancy Gordy
Dudley
EPA limits smoke from new wood stoves to cut emissions
The EPA adopted final rules reducing stove smoke growth from 121000 to 34000 tons annually. New stoves must meet 8.5 g per hour, 5.5 with catalysts, dropping to 7.5 and 4.1 g in two years. Buyers may save about 29 million dollars over five years despite higher upfront costs.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Pacific Northwest
New England
Rocky Mountains
U.S
Golden Bamboo Lemur Discovered in Madagascar
West German zoologist Bernhard Meier reports a newly found primate on Madagascar named Hapalemus Aureus. The golden bamboo lemur, about 30 inches long and 244 pounds, feeds on bamboo with a black face edged in gold. Discovery marks first new primate since 1930 and was documented in Folia Primatologica.
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Deutsche Presse-Agentur
Bochum
West Germany
Indian Ocean
Madagascar
Bernhard Meier
Bochum University
Folia Primatologica
International Journal of Primatology
Meier
Duke University
North Carolina
Ranamafana
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David W. Johnson
Chiropractic Health Care Associates
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Linn County Clinic
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Mercy Hospital
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Cherie L. Kepler
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