Smut definitions and laws spark ongoing Pennsylvania debate
The essayed piece questions who defines obscenity and how laws apply, noting U.S. and Pennsylvania court shifts from 1957 to 1973. It highlights John Krasner’s obscenity appeal, the state Supreme Court ruling on Pennsylvania’s vague statute, and the ongoing conflict over what constitutes taboo, prurient, or obscene material.
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Inside Nixon era secrets from Charles Colson book Born Again
Charles Colson portrays Nixon as haunted and paranoid during Watergate as he reveals inside moments from the Nixon era in a bootleg manuscript two pages excerpt. The book describes Nixon praying at night while fearing audits and wiretaps, and traces his transformation from aide to zealous Christian.
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Chuck" Colson
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Nixon aides and Colson recount inner White House rifts
Colson details include Nixon considering Catholicism to woo voters, his prayer circles with Hughes and Quie, and a volatile temper on Sequoia. He recalls Nixon’s order to expose Ellsberg after the Pentagon Papers leak, and plans involving Connally and Agnew amid Watergate, with late calls for full witness testimony.
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Reagan and Ford tied in potential ticket balance dialogue
The piece discusses Reagan's 39 percent approval and his California record as boosting his odds, while Ford counters with broader national support. It notes the political calculation of a Ford Reagan ticket, aiming for party balance and electability, with insider expectations and strategic moves across campaigns.
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Pandemonium at Dinner Time I Fend Off Hungry Visitors
A narrator recalls a chaotic family dinner night with three meals served to four people in one evening. Wife multitasks at the sink while sons return from activities hungry, prompting rapid second and third meals. The tongue in cheek piece likens the scene to a restaurant with no menu and constant arrivals.
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