Readers want newsstands free of pornography poll shows
A Cleveland News straw poll found 272 respondents support removing porn magazines from airport newsstands, with 32 opposing. Mayor Ralph Perk already bans smut at Cleveland Hopkins Airport and circulates a questionnaire citywide, while comments accuse obscene material of corrupting morals and urge action.
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Stray Poll Sparks Debate Over Pornography and Censorship
Readers react to a city poll on adult magazines. Critics argue licensing and public funds should not control access while supporters say adults should decide what to read. Opinions touch on freedom, morality, and government overreach.
Farrah Fawcett Majors new record stirs chart talk
Los Angeles reports describe a 1974 recording featuring Farrah Fawcett Majors breathing over Jean-Paul Vignon’s vocal track. The unreleased record, priced higher than its initial 88 cents, is generating interest via her 1970s image and current poster sales. In Wisconsin, Elvis Presley unexpectedly intervened in a service station scuffle, greeting onlookers and exiting after calming tensions as police noted the crowd’s surprised reactions.
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Groucho Marx Back In Hospital Guardian Seeks Relief
Groucho Marx, 86, hospitalized with pneumonitis in Santa Monica after a follow up hip surgery. NAT Perrin, his court appointed guardian, asked a judge to relieve him of guardianship stating the burden has been too much.
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Weather Outlook with Warm Tomorrow
Cloudy to partly cloudy tonight with a mostly sunny tomorrow. Lows near 60 tonight. Highs around 89. Precipitation chances 30 percent tonight and 10 percent tomorrow. Winds northwest at 10 mph tonight. Sunrise 6:35 a.m. Sunset 9:05 p.m.
Gold tells jury he did not kill brother in shooting case
Young man testifies he admitted stealing 300 dollars from his father but not shooting Lee Gold, aged 18, in a police and court scene. He describes time at the Harmon home, says he planned to return to Navy, denies killing his brother, and details events around the day of the shooting and the money box. The case, against Gold on grand theft and murder charges, heads to jury after prosecutors press his statements and injuries.
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