Federal panel reviews obscene film case in landmark move
Six circuit judges in Cincinnati weighed Linda Lovelace’s Deep Throat and Swing High in deciding the obscenity of the films. They upheld the verdict against Stanley Marks on the obscenity charge but reversed his conviction due to improperly admitted testimony. They also ruled the panel’s film viewing is not a mandatory rule for all future cases.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Haruumpf
Federal Appeals Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Paul C. Weick
Albert J. Engel
Gilbert S. Merritt
Linda Lovelace
Stanley Marks
Marks
Covington
Michigan
Newport
Cinema X
Geraint's Chessevord Across Puzzle Clues
A reader solving a cryptic style crossword lists across and down clues with partial answers, including topics like Geraint and Chessevord, various abbreviations, and European place names, indicating a themed puzzle page from a historical newspaper.
Ohio Politics Gerrymandering At Stake In '78 Race
Ohio faces a pivotal Nov 7 election for governor auditor and secretary of state. The trio determines control of the Apportionment Board which redraws legislative districts after the 1980 census influencing power through 1990. Rhodes Celeste Lukens Celebrezze Brown Ferguson are key names in a tight race.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Statehouse
State Apportionment Board
U.S
John J. Gilligan
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio House
Senate
General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Richard F Celeste
Donald E. Lukens
Middletown
Thomas E. Ferguson
Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr
Ccleveland
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Ferguson
Bride's Mom Opens The Wedding Gifts For Abby Readers
A reader recounts a wedding gift debacle where the mother opened all gifts and mixed up thank you notes. Abby advises forgiveness but notes hurt trust, while a separate letter from Ohio asks about forgiving, which Abby echoes with encouragement.
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Abby
Ohio
Mary
Unusual dying wish ties Norwalk birth to grave in Toledo
Darwin Gardner, who died in Toledo in 1867, requested burial in Norwalk with dirt from his birthplace built into the grave. The piece traces Gardner and related Norwalk figures from the early 1800s, noting Elisha Whit tlesey's Office birthplace, local officials, and the Williams family connections to the town's history.
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Darwin Gardner
Toledo
Norwalk
Woodlawn
Gardner
Mihali
East Main
North Prospect
Elisha Whittlesey
Whittlesey
Canfield
Ohio
William Gardner
Dr. Gardner
Marietta
Darwin
Rufus Putnam
Sarah Williams
James
Sarah (Hunt) Williams
James Williams
Fire Lands Museum
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By Rick van Sant
United Press International
Chessevord
Thomas Joseph
Geraint’s
Partner of Sound
Port
Brittany
Bell Town
Emperor
Bird
Guidry
Reiner
Ford
Beast Bea Arthur
Soprano
Berger
Westmeath
Cicero
Ireland
GOP
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Battisti
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Abigail van Buren
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
Szeqi Snri
S.C. Armstrong
Iowa
Rjo
Gerty
Grouchy
TV Guide
By Henry Timman
Theodore Williams
The
Elks Club
St. Paul Episcopal Parish
Ebenezer Lane
Campbell
Sandusky
Sarah
Williams
Prospect Streets
West Main Street
James Hunt Williams
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