Judge bans Deep Throat film in New York ruling
A Manhattan judge ruled that Deep Throat is obscene with no redeeming social value and must be cut. He found the film a feast of carrion and squalor and ordered Mature Enterprises to surrender all copies to police. Sentencing on March 15 could impose heavy fines.
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Diplomat Hostage Crisis Enters Fourth Day In Khartoum
Gunmen from Black September stormed the Saudi Embassy in Khartoum during a party, seizing U S ambassador Cleo Noel and others. They demanded the U S release of Sirhan Sirhan and Jordan freeing Arab prisoners, with a 2 p m deadline that elapsed as negotiations continued.
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Robert Kennedy
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Cleo A. Noel
Curtis Moore
Belgium
Noel
Moore
Black September
Munich
Omdurman’Radio
Israel
West Germany
Germany
Sudan
Omdurman Radio
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sen. Kennedy
Raymond Etherington-Smith
Foreign Office
San Quentin
Kennedy
Sirhan
Jets Geared To Win In Spokane Revenge Matchup
Spokane Jets prepare to face Cranbrook Royals in Cranbrook as revenge fuels a critical Western International Hockey League showdown. Cranbrook fights for survival, trailing Nelson by two points with regular season's end near and post season at stake.
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City ruling limits Deep Throat profits from screenings
A city decision restricts profits from the film Deep Throat, applying only to that title and not to other films, peep shows, or live sex performances that officials have long opposed.
Snowpack 30 Percent Below Average At Schweitzer Range
Snow depths and water content on Schweitzer ridge and at the 4500 foot level are about 30 percent below the nine year average. Measurements by Tom Wilson and Bill O'Brien show 90 inches of snow and 32.0 inches of water at 6100 feet, 60 inches and 21.2 inches at 4500 feet, with February gains of 5.7 and 4.0 inches respectively.
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Tom Wilson
Soil Conservation Service
Bill O’brien
Forest Service
Sandpoint
Schweitzer Ridge
Wilson
Court Affirms Murder Term in Blackfoot Case
The Idaho Supreme Court affirmed a Seventh District Court ruling sending Bobby L. Benson to prison for second degree murder in the beating death of two year old Matthew Blair of Blackfoot who died April 18 1971. Benson had appealed several points of the jury verdict and faced a maximum sentence of 30 years.
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UPD
Seventh District
State Supreme Court
Bobby L. Benson
Matthew Blair
Blackfoot
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