Telephone obscenities ruled illegal in Florida ruling
Florida Supreme Court upholds a law that makes obscene or threatening telephone calls to homes a second degree misdemeanor. The decision, 3-2, rejects arguments that the statute is vague or restricts free speech, citing a Sebring area case where a woman allegedly made dozens of harassing calls to a postal service supervisor.
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Amputation of Lifelong Companion Foot Chosen by Tim Newberry
Gregory Scott Newberry of Newberry chooses to have his right foot amputated after a 14 year injury from a motorcycle crash. Doctors expect a prosthetic limb will improve mobility and driving ability, ending years of pain and limp. Newberry, a two job worker and auto racing enthusiast, plans to race a Dwarf Car after recovery at Baptist Hospital East with surgeon Dr. Leonard H. Hines performing the procedure.
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