Court to Rule on Law Limiting Cable Erotica
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a 1996 anti smut law overreached by restricting indecent programming on scrambled cable for non subscribers. The Clinton administration seeks broader power to regulate indecency while Playboy argues it violates First Amendment protections.
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Solstice observers clash with police at Stonehenge
Police in riot gear broke up the unplanned solstice celebration at Stonehenge after crowds defied orders and climbed the stones. About 150 had permission for a Druid rite. 23 people were arrested and nearly 400 evicted as three planned events were canceled.
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Yeltsin Gift May Shed Light on Oswald Kennedy Plot
Declassified papers given by Boris Yeltsin to President Clinton could reveal Oswald’s actions and intentions while living in the Soviet Union. Historians say the six volume KGB file on Oswald’s Minsk years may clarify whether he planned to kill President Kennedy before returning to the United States.
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