Hustler publisher Larry Flynt given seven to twenty five years
Cincinnati AP The jury found Hustler obscene and Judge Morrissey sentenced Larry Flynt to seven to 25 years and fined him 10000 for engaging in organized crime and 1000 for pandering obscenity. Flynt’s wife and others were acquitted. Civil libertarians and prosecutors weighed the ruling’s national impact on obscenity standards and free press rights.
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Althea Leasure
Hustler Magazine
Larry Flynt
Simon Leis Jr
ACLU
Flynt
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
William J
Utah
Gary Gilmore
Morrissey
Ohio
Columbus
Hustler
Jimmy
al van Schaik
Mr. Flynt
National
Aryeh Neier
Benson Wolman
Insurance Firms Seek Right to Set Own Rates
Raleigh based insurance industry reps urge the General Assembly to let firms set their own auto liability rates. They argue the current rating system hurts small and specialty companies by enforcing a uniform rate and delaying needed increases.
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General Assembly
Legislative Study Commission
J. Ruffin Bailey
House
Senate
Insurance
Commissioner
of Insurance
Conley Indicted For Murder In Trooper Slaying
Reuben Sonny Conley 33 of Atlanta has been indicted for murder in the death of Virginia state trooper Garland W. Fisher during a roadblock shootout near Durham. Conley already faces Virginia kidnapping charges and is accused of abducting Fisher and driving his car toward Atlanta before Fisher was killed. North Carolina troopers faced discipline after the incident. no trial date was set as Granville Superior Court term approaches in March.
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Vaford
N.C
Reuben
Sonny
Conley
Virginia
Atlanta
Garland W. Fisher
Dinwiddie County
Fisher
North Carolina
Durham
State Personnel Board
Granville Superior Court
Warnke Near Approval as Arms Negotiator
Paul C. Warnke appears set for confirmation as the United States arms negotiator for the Soviet Union and head of the Arms Control Disarmament Agency. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voiced broad support with Republicans Griffin and Danforth challenging unilateral disarmament claims.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paul C. Warnke
Soviet Union
Warnke
Carter
Arms Control Disarmament Agency
Senate Committee
U.S
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
John C. Danforth
Missouri
Capitol Hill
CIA
Theodore Sorenson
Senate
Griffin
Danforth
Jacob Javits
New York
Charles Percy
Illinois
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