Supreme Court mulls refining its obscenity rulings
The Supreme Court signaled it may refine last June’s hardcore pornography rulings and hear Georgia appeal over the R rated film Carnal Knowledge. Billy Jenkins, Albany theater operator, was fined and placed on probation after authorities seized the film. The case questions whether obscenity standards should be state or community based.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
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Dougherty County
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Warren Burger
Temple to observe Human Rights Day service at Beth Sholom
Rabbi Gordon Gladstone will devote the Friday night service to Human Rights For All Mankind in observance of Human Rights Day December 10. The 8 p.m. service at 610 Gladys Drive is open to the public and followed by a social hour hosted by Mrs. Gilbert Gordon, Mrs. T.C. Jones and Mrs. Fred Ross.
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Gordon Gladstone
Temple Beth Sholom
Gladys Drive
Gilbert Gordon
T.C. Jones
Fred Ross
Pardoned Author Harry Golden Receives Nixon Pardon
Harry Golden, 70, received a presidential pardon for a 1929 mail fraud conviction. He served three years and rose to fame after his 1958 book Only In America. The photo shows Golden in his Charlotte study.
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Harry Golden
Nixon
Golden
America
Charlotte
N.C
Ohio stores lose food stamp program status
The U S Department of Agriculture disqualified two Ohio grocery stores for alleged violations. LaGrange Carry Out in Toledo and Ward's Grocery in Waverly were removed from the federal food stamp program.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U.S. Department of Agriculture
LaGrange Carry
Toledo
Ward
Waverly
One-Third of Ohio Fatal Crashes Involve One Car
Ohio highway safety officials report that 38 percent of this year’s deadly highway crashes involved a single vehicle, up from 27 percent in 1967. Officials cite excessive speed inattention and alcohol or drugs as key causes as multi-vehicle crashes fall from 40 to 38 percent.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
State Department of Highway Safety
Easy life hurting health of Eskimos
Government researchers report that Eskimos in western Alaska face health risks from labor-saving devices. A decade-apart study notes increased glucose intolerance in 1972 compared with 10 years earlier, tied to devices like snow machines and chainsaws replacing traditional work tools.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Alaska
George J. Mouratoff
Edward M. Scott
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