Debating Public Censorship of Pornography in Elyria
Council debate on obscenity laws weighs public acceptance and the role of censorship. Individuals argue for personal choice and education over bans while concerns rise about overreach and impact on art and literature.
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Websters Dictionary
Webster
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Sager
Egypts Oil Boom Amid War Turbulence Guides Recovery
Egypt accelerates oil drilling in the Nile Valley deserts after Suez Canal blockade and 1967 war losses. Joint ventures with American, French, Italian and Soviet partners push Morgan field and Om el Yosr as new wells raise output toward 60 000 barrels daily by 1970, signaling a potential $5 million daily value.
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Egypt
Israel
Nile Valley
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Suez Canal
Middle East
Kuwait
Kingdom
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
Nile
Red Sea
Morgan Field
Egyptian General Petroleum Corp
EGPC
Amoco — Uar Oil Co
Morgan
Lar
Om el Yosr
Ras Gharib
Aly Waly
Faroum
Siwa Oasis
Soviet Union
UAR
American Standard of
Indiana
Egpc 18
Asvut
al Alamein
American Phillips Petroleum Co
Egypts
Libya
Egyptian Petroleum Corp
Said Aly Wal
Om Baraka
Western
Abou Madi
Abou Keir
Alexandria
Waly
Elyria Retailers Sell Nudity Oriented Magazines and Books
A survey shows Elyria stores including Broad Street cigar shops convenience markets and drugstores sell men’s magazines and soft porn novels featuring nude females and sexual descriptions. Klein News Co distributes much of the material with店 owners noting minors are barred from purchase and a proposed city ordinance would curb obscenity while some items remain widely sold at Eddie’s Cigar Store and other outlets.
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Boston
Elyria
Broad Street
George R Klein News Co
Broadway Lorain
Eestrapith
Eddie
Broad St
Koplin Drug Store
Lodi St
Elyria City
Health Committee
John V Bara
Life
Look
Reichlin
Citizens For
Elyrians
Sks
Russia bars U.S. bid for space cooperation
Washington notes the United States has 21 times offered cooperation with the Soviet Union on space ventures since 1966, but Moscow has ignored or rejected each proposal. Space agency sources cite talks from Webb condolences to Komarov to prior offers on moon exploration data exchange and joint launches, while Borman and Nixon describe limited progress and mutual reluctance.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Space Agency
James E Webb
Vladimir M Komarov
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Keith Glennan
Ussr
Frank Borman
Moscow
Avon
Borman
Nixon
Aeronautics and Space
Congress
Semenki
Georgiy Bergovoy
Konstantin Feoktistov
Cape Kennedy
Baikonur
Central Asia
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John Barr
Don Sager
Elyria Public Library
Michelangelo
David
Florence
Ely Park
By Lisette Balouny
Donna Schmidt
Clifford
Lake Ave
Schmidt
Klein News Co
Playboy
Tinos
Look Newsweek
National Geographic
Stag
Jive
All Man
Sir
Leonard Reichlin
Eddie Hoogenba
Eddie's Cigar Store
Hoogenboom
Elyria 18
Lorain
Russia
U.S
Harry S Rosenthal