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...mood or of the single mind required to take on the porn lords. Another factor was the growing tendency of police and prosecutors to argue that campaigns against "victimless crime" represented a misuse of limited resources that should be devoted to coping with the ever rising rates of murder, rape, robbery and mugging...
...emphasis appears to be growing. Since 1968 Florida State University Sociologist Don Smith has been collecting and analyzing sex novels that are freely available on newsstands and drugstore racks in small-town America. Smith calls the current crop "basically a literature of power and domination, a literature of machismo." Rape scenes, he reports, now occur twice as often as they did in the 1968 books, but the woman almost always enjoys it. "The subtheme," he says, "is that the female really does want to be subjugated: no matter how much she says no, go ahead and do it anyway, because...
...York City cult figures and decides her rock and roll is worth the Big Play, assuming it's carefully cultivated like a wild plant in a hothouse. Her rock grew out of her poetry readings and it's angry poetic rock. About such prime time subjects as homosexual rape near deserted high school lockers to the tune of Land of a Thousand Dances. A whole herd of stud boys surrounds Johnny by the lockers and his head is getting slammed into the metal and pounds from the bleeding...
...growing pressures for his own views, President Ford last week told Walter Cronkite in a CBS-TV interview that the Supreme Court "went too far" in striking down state laws against abortion. Instead, Ford offered "a moderate position," opposing abortion on demand but recognizing that there were cases, including rape and illness, when "abortion should be permitted." He advocated a constitutional amendment that would allow each state to decide whether or not it would allow abortions...
...trading frightens him: 'The individual investor has no idea of what is going on and gets the feeling that the market is being manipulated." Atlanta Businessman Dick Fetsko, who lost on past stock purchases, observes bitterly: "There is a new group of investors coming in. Let the market rape them...