Porn reading and rape links in macho western states
A University of New Hampshire study links high soft core porn readership with higher rape rates. Alaska leads with 21.8 magazines per 100 adults, Nevada ranks high thanks to Las Vegas and Reno, and most top buyers lie in the Far West. The piece suggests loneliness and deprivation influence attitudes as much as material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawrence
Manhattan
Playboy
University of New Hampshire
Alaska
Nevada
Las Vegas
Reno
Washington, D.C
West
Too Much Brass in the Pentagon Excess Lard and Fat
An opinion piece argues the U S armed forces are bloated with generals admirals and bureaucrats citing WWII officer ratios and current counts to show excess. It laments pension fund liabilities and calls for reform and lighter leadership while joking about fitness guidance from public figures.
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U.S
Pentagon
Congress
Armed Services
Jane Fonda
Ronald Reagan
TV Tonight and Late Night Schedule Highlights
A cluttered TV guide lists MacNeil Lehrer and NCAA Basketball coverage with Western Kentucky at Old Dominion, plus slips of numerous shows and movies including Sharky's Machine and Diva. The schedule features The Tonight Show, Late Night options, MASH related specials, and classic series reunions spanning HBO, CBS, NBC, and local affiliates.
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Wehour
Western Kentucky
Old Dominion
Carol Burnett
Smith and Jonas
Three's Company
HBO
Entertainment Tonight
Family Feud
Feapi
Les Diablerets
Switzerland
Solid Gold
CBN 700
Newhart Kirk
Stratford Inn
Emerald Point
Uclano Pavaratti
TBS Evening News
ESPN
Ottawa Herald Subscriber Rates Notice
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area including Ottawa and surrounding towns with monthly, quarterly, half yearly and annual rates. Rates vary by carrier and mail delivery, with out of state subscribers subject to a 4.5 percent sales tax deduction.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
I Accuse: View From Here on Press Trust and Public Opinion
Stuart Awbrey argues that distrust of the press is rooted in human error and miscommunication not malice. He cites 1964 party tensions, criticizes the term media, and urges editors to accept diverse viewpoints while reducing arrogance and dullness in reporting.
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Stuart Awbrey Harris
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Grenada
John Chancellor
Ben Bradlee
New York Times
Republic
Dan Rather
John Kennedy
Washington Post
Time Magazine
New Saving Habits Change Mortgages
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports on a shift from fixed to adjustable rate mortgages as savings deposits migrate to short-term instruments. With Congress allowing money market accounts, S&Ls expect a $100 billion rise in deposits this year, prompting higher mortgage rates to fund shorter term gains. If inflation rises, adjustable rates may climb, risking higher costs for homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
Savings and Loan Associations
Paul Prior
U.S. League of Savings Institutions
S&ls
Congress
Doctor answers questions on heart block and pacemakers
Dear Mrs. R K asks if her heart block will worsen after pacemaker therapy. The doctor explains heart block arises from slow heart signals, often needing a pacemaker to restore normal rhythm. He notes the pace may not deteriorate and cautions that some slow beats may respond to medicines. He also addresses a reader with heart flutter linked to drinking, suggesting paroxysmal atrial tachycardia or flutter as a possibility.
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MacNeil
Lehrer
Jovie
Sally Struthers
Dallas
San
Fresno
Quincy Dave Allen
America
Cbn
Dobie
Dim McLain
Trapper John
M.D
Bune & Allen
Nightline
David
K. Woor
Stooges
David Vattarman
Robert Young
Jane Wyman
Elinor Donahue
CBNI
Joan
Ottawa Herald
Thomas Jefferson
James Gordon Bennett
William Randolph Hearst
Maine
Stuart Awbrey
Albright's Sewing Circle
Dr. Donahue
The
China Hutch
S. Main
Eastwood
Jhry
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