Videotape bodies crime and class in modern CCTV uses
A wealthy bank vice president arranged a videotaped will with Omni Video Optics in Jacksonville to prove mental fitness and prevent coercion. The piece surveys videotape growth from its 1950s broadcast roots to widespread use in banking, hospitality, aviation, medicine, law enforcement, and insurance.
Sex laws not needed study shows Americans split on morality
A Time magazine survey of 1,056 voters finds over 70 percent oppose federal or state sexual practice laws, 74 percent favor stricter control of pornography, and 64 percent deem X rated movies immortal. A slight majority view living together outside marriage as not wrong, with ambivalence on abortion. The piece also notes growing use of videotape in legal and investigative work.
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