U S Panel Urges Removal of Censorship on Erotica
The Presidential Commission on Pornography calls for repeal of most U S adult obscenity laws while supporting state rules to curb child exposure and public display. It favors a broad sex education program to blunt demand for explicit material and notes no proven link between exposure and crime, despite rising rape arrests.
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NYC Taxi Drivers Honor Slain Cabby in Funeral Wake
Several hundred off duty taxis and more than 700 mourners gathered outside St Patrick's Cathedral for the funeral of Benjamin Rivera, the 40 year old cabby shot near Central Park on September 8. The Taxi Drivers Union organized a one hour stoppage and procession through Manhattan as Rivera's colleagues protested attacks on drivers and police and city handling.
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Court Backs School In Its Dress Code
PITTSBURGH AP A male student Randy Simon 20 of West Leechburg Westmoreland County lost his appeal to federal courts over Robert Morris College dress code. Judge Wallace Gourley ruled Simon must abide by the school's attire rules to enroll as classes began, with Simon among hundreds refused matriculation.
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Dignitaries Gather For Nasser Funeral
Cairo hosts a state funeral as kings and presidents arrive ahead of the ceremony for Gamal Abdel Nasser. The government rehoused dignitaries in major hotels while millions fill Cairo and its outskirts to view the late leader’s body. Burial set for Manshret el Bakary Mosque, with Sadat presiding over cabinet meetings and the Socialist Union to name a successor.
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Senate foes kill direct presidential election bid
The Senate blocked another cloture attempt on the Birch Bayh led constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college. Sen. Sam J. Ervin defended opposition while Bayh sought another vote before October adjournment. The measure would elect a president with 40 percent of nationwide popular vote or trigger a runoff.
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Aero Plant to Close as Buyer Not Named
Aero-Flow Dynamics plans to sell the Aero-Corry Division at the West Math Street plant and wind down operations. An offer from a Midwest concern may allow 3 to 12 months of continuity. other offers were rejected. About 100 workers remain, with termination allowances promised for those who stay through closure. The new owner will be announced jointly by Aero-Flow and the purchaser.
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Corry Man Seeks Erie County Personal Property Tax Post
Lord Retiring, Corry Man Seeks Post. At least two Erie County Republicans have applied for the county Personal Property tax collector job now held by Clark Lord of Corry. William Waterhouse and Jack Hart revealed interest, with Waterhouse the son of long-time GOP chairman W.W. Waterhouse. The office collects taxes on stocks bonds and mortgages. Lord, with 16 years service and head of the group since 1956, notes personal property revenue rose to 600000 last year aided by IRS data disclosure.
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Nixon Administration Faces NWRO Clash Over School Clothes
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration raised protests with the National Welfare Rights Organization over a Sept 15 Education directive that freezes Title I clothing funds at last year’s level. NWRO seeks more clothing aid while officials warn expansion could undermine Title I’s educational purpose.
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