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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1977
Page
6
In Walled Lake Michigan the Camelot Inn patrons pack the bar on Wednesdays to watch six nude male dancers. Owner Ben Bundo races to mount legal and financial challenges to defeat Michigan’s latest nude dancing ban. Last night’s show drew a crowded scene.
In Pretoria, Port Elizabeth security chief Col. Piet Goosen says officers can act without legal rules, defending Biko’s shackling and naked restraint before his death. Justice team questions legality as autopsy cites brain damage after the September 12 death in a Pretoria prison cell following a brutal interrogation.
UPI reports American firms are shying away from new investments in South Africa after the Oct. 19 crackdown on black dissent. Analysts warn weaker financial power could raise black unemployment and racial tensions as 400 major companies consider retreat.
New York sex therapist Dr. Don Sloan says alcohol does not boost sexual performance. He notes alcohol inhibits muscles and blood flow, depresses performance in both sexes, and that impotence is a major complaint among alcoholics while delayed ejaculation is common among non drinkers with sex problems. He cites no proven link between sex issues and alcoholism but mentions liver damage as a possible factor.
The Florida Citrus Commission unanimously voted to extend Anita Bryant's advertising contract through August 1979, picking up an option for a third year at 100000 dollars. The decision ends firing speculation over her pro gay-rights stance and supports her right to voice views without reprisal. Bryant, Miami Beach resident, led efforts to repeal Dade County gay rights ordinances, prompting protests from the gay community.
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