Pornography report sparks debate on regulation and law
The attorney general’s special commission on pornography published a 2000 page report after a yearlong inquiry. It recommends stricter laws, including making porn crimes felonies, and proposes controls on home video material. The piece notes clashes with First Amendment defenders and hints at political pushback from the Reagan era.
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Attorney General's
Special Commission On Pornography
Reagan Administration
Justice Department
Edwin Meese
Commission
Advice on weight training intensity and RM baselines
A father asks how a young man should gauge weight training intensity at home. Use a baseline max rep. 100 percent intensity equals the heaviest single lift. Train at 70 80 or 90 percent to define light moderate and heavy loads, cycling intensities through the week. As max lifts rise, reset the baseline and adjust percentages accordingly. Dr Donohue also notes dye allergy precautions for future X rays and how to manage recurrence with preventive medicines if necessary.
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DR. Donohue
S.W
Memo From Ireland Peacekeepers Shape Dilemma
John McCormally reports from Belfast on the deployment of British soldiers and the Royal Ulster Constabulary in Northern Ireland. He details patrols, armored vehicles, a tense security presence, and the political clash over trust between a mainly Protestant police force and Catholic communities.
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John
Royal Ulster Constabulary
RUC
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ulster Voluntary Force
UVF
PTA
UFF
Ulster Freedom Fighters
Northern Ireland
Michael Murphy
West Belfast
Northern Ireland Police Authority
Murphy
The
Commission's Porn Report On Sale Now Post
Mike Royko questions a presidential commission report on pornography, noting it is 2000 pages long and includes explicit material sold by the U.S. Government Printing Office. He mocks officials for distributing the porn laden document while warning of its potential impact on readers and public behavior.
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Commission’s
Mike Royko
Washington, D.C
United States
Capitol Building
U.S. Government Printing Office
America
Grobnik
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1986
Ottawa Kansas daily newspaper lists delivery and mail rates effective July 1 1986 for local Franklin County and surrounding areas. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly options with separate in county and out of county pricing and a 5.5 percent sales tax applied to out of state subs.
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Ottawa
Missouri
Ottawa Herald
Cedar
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Franklin County
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Springfield Road
Belfast
West Side
GPO
Bea Royko
Honolulu
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