| OCR Text |
Show Jauntier X F.rn.t The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, April Bv.Utnh Supreme Court II 7 13, 1978 Appeals Rejected in Porno Case The Utah Supreme Court Wednesday rejected the appeals of two employees of the Ogden Eagle Adult and Qinema Shop that the LItah statute on obscenity is unconst it ut inonal In a decision on five cases consolidated into one, the high court upheld convictions of employees Luana Hall Haig and Arthur Adalid and jail sentences of seven months and fines of 999 each and two fines each of $4,999 at ainst the store. Ms. Haig hud one jail sentence and fine, Mr. Adalid was giv in two. Chief Justice A H. Ellett wrote for the unanimous court that the exhibit in question, the magazine Hot Bitch Mothers, Vol. 1, No. 4," was pornographic In the scope of the law. Statute Valid And, the statute, the chief justice wrote, was held valid in the earlier case involving Salt Lake City adult theater owner James Piepenburg. Second District Judge Calvin Gould last July had held Hot Bitch Mothers appealed to the purient interest in sex (and was) patently offensive in the depiction of nudity, sexual conduct and sexual . 'V S3 IGNORING THE ' OBVIOUS, MARV GUV IS A SENSATIONAL PERSON.' ...VCii'RE ... PUT NHY ONLY ACTRESSES7 I vE . WEN iVONPER NG WHY ,lr FEELS I HAVE TH HES TAlENTEP, supportive... SHOULDN'T WHY any TOTAL TRUST IN GUY? ALL RIGHT WOMEN FALL FOR HIM ?' S OH U5TE- N- AE VE ALL BEEN PiRECTEP By CLOWNS WHOSE ONLY ...WITH H'M AROUNP, YOU FEEL TOTALLY .COMPLETELY SECURE' IN TRAPE STOC IS ARROGANCE. 1 WORNiNG WITH GUY iS LINE A YACAVCN .. ANP WHEN HE'S J NOT ARO'JNP y oURMC 1 ... excitement." The material, the district judge wrote, does not have serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value." Justice Ellett added. "We reaffirm our holding by finding that the pictures and articles contained in the magazine in this case are offensive to the sensibilities of any decent person. "Those who, by hook or crook, seek to find loopholes in the law so as to permit traffic in such filth have no place in our society and should be relegated to that class of depraved people who enjoy looking at and reading the disgusting material." No Free Speech The questioned magazine clearly falls within the state statutes prohibitions and cannot be said to have constitutional free speecli protections, the decision said. "And further, Justic Ellett wrote, our statute thus complies fully with the requirements set out by the U.S. Supreme Court. It does not offend against any constitutional provision. It is a valid statute and those who so flagrantly flout it must pay the penalty for doing so. "These defendants have 13 appeals before this court, this month alone, that involve pornography convictions." Concurring. Justice Richard J. Maughan wrote an extensive explanation of previous cases and how each would support a finding of constitutionality of Utah's statute. Rites Honor Assault, Slay Victim Sllml'ie Parker By Paul Nichols, LITTLE THINGS ..YE5 BIG LIES NO LAKE CITY, Fla. (UPI) Dear Kimberly, wait for me at the golden gates, wrote Lisa Little, Kimberly Diane Leachs best friend. We will hold hands and share secrets again. Wait for me Fla., jail on auto theft charges, was a prime suspect. More than 700 high school students, law enforcement officials and friends of the family attended church services and interment at Memorial Cemetthen." ery, about 200 yards from the church. That fragment of a poem that Lisa dedicated to her "Kimberly is not here today, the Leaches pastor, murdered friend was read by The Rev. Tom Murphy Rev. J. R. Hite, who delivered one of the The to a hushed congregation at Parkview Baptist Church said in a faltering voice. "She is with God. eulogies, Its to to last Wednesday pay respects Kimberly. The front of the little country church was banked The body of the pretty little girl, who disappeared with over 50 flower displays. The casket that held the from the Lake City Junior High School grounds last girls body was white with gold trim. Pink carnations Feb. 9, was found sexually assaulted and murdered and red roses were placed on top of it. under the roof of an abandoned hog pen last Friday. A small choir, accompanied by an organist, sang Police have not charged anyone yet, but had gospel songs, and many of those in the congregation indicated before finding the body that mass murder wept openly. After the service, several of Kimberlys classmates embraced each other and cried. suspect Theodore R. Bundy, 31, now in a Tallahassee, Court Weighs Discrimination Suit Bolh vulnerable, East deals NORTH T? K73 Void 0 AKJ1086 By C. H. Goren and A Q J W EAST J 106 V J 9 8 7 75 EST 95 r A K Q6 0 943 7 2 65 Pass Pass Pass 3 10 2 K SOI TH 8 4 2 10 5 1 A . 0 0 2 9813 The bidil.nj; Est Pus South West Pass Pass PasB 1 Pass Pass 3 0 4 North 1 0 Pass 3 Pass 3 Pass 5 T the third, fourth and fifth diamonds. On these tricks Svarc discarded three clubs. Now Svarc carefully refrained from cashing the sixth for that would diamond, have allowed East to sluff his last heart and prevent declarer from cuffing another heart in dummy. Instead, Svarc cashed the ace of clubs, then led the Goren on Todays Bridge Hand 5 7 Pass Pass 6 J Pass Opening lead. King of - . The Properties of Con trat Bridge state that ou max draw an inference from the actions of an opponent at the table, but that you do so at your own risk. To an expert, anything you do could be a dead giveaway. Consider this hand from the Sunday Times Pair Cham pionship. held in London at the end of January. Ms Omar Sharif Several pairs reached seven spades on this hand, and almost everyone went down after relying on the club finesse for the thir teenth trick. The only player lo score the grand slam was French ace. Henri Svarc. Against Svarc's grand siam West led the king of Declarer ruffed, hearts. then cashed dummy's two high trumps. Now he came to his hand with the queen of diamonds. It was his inten lion to take the club finesse. but on the diamond trick East displayed some agita tion and asked to inspect the trick. Svarc decided that East could only be interested in the proceedings if he held the outstanding trump and the king of clubs. There fore, he abandoned the club tinesse in favor of another line. queen for a ruffing finesse. East covered and declarer ruffed. He entered dummy with a heart ruff, then discarded his last heart on the jack of clubs. The aee uf trumps scored the thirteenth trick, and a brilliant piece of card reading was suitably Svarc started lo run the diamonds. East realized that it would not help to ruff, so he discarded three hearts on introduces allocates as much as half of the available slots to students? Mr. Burbidge answered: There is no evidence that they dont stay and work in Utah. He asserted, Age has never been a suspect classification. . . . Reduced capabilities, which come with age, present a valid basis on which to make judgments between applicants. te STAR GAZER 3 i Bi ARIES T tAurus i Dont 2HdpDV 3 Money 4 Joyous MAX ?0 38 21 Nil-1- 5 Day 6 Be IJ32-37-5- GIMINI MAX r 7&OC'dl 8 OmwMic 71 rJONt 901 KjDuv 70 it 62 1? Relations 22 JULY 10 i9Give 7 20 Be 21 In 22 Make 110 V - Don t 13 Promptly 14 And 1b Affecting 16 Or 17 Hospitable 18 You CANCU JUM & JULY 23 AOS - 22 23 Attempt 24 Have 25 Salute 26 In 27 Create 26 To 5X17 VIRGO AUG 23 SfW. 22 29 Mate 30 Close . &761 63 85 86 UlftA Guide Sfori S To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zod'oc birth sign 46 66 73 , POLLAN R Your Doily Activity According to rb 2 AW Hn22 CLAY Tv Ton Misguided Attend Could jb Ulcers 36 Toucn 37 Emotions 3 32 33 34 38 To 39 To 40 New 41 Fine e62 Tj Heiptut to Hold 64 Eorts 65 Fulfill 6C Family 67 W tn 68 An 69 YOungei 70 FientO'e 71 42 There Persona Extra 4bStraignt 46 Settle 43 44 47 Mav 48 Laced 4y Matters 50 Partners 51 Be 52 Today 53 Longtime 54 With 27 44 71 82 72 Caphaiize 73 Problem 74 Issue 76 Person 76 Farr 77 Home 78 On 79 merest 56 Be 57 Become 58 Delays 59 Be 60Lo (J)AJerc )Ncutul 81 413 89x0 SCORPIO OCr. 21 NOY 2t 57 SAGITTARIUS , NOZ. OfC Work 00 Indicated Obligations 82 For 83 Their 64 Gracious 80 You 86 Back 8' Praise 8b Hints 89 Yoursel 9U Carefully 5b Wilt OCT Nfi 71 - CAPRICORN 77 OfC jan n 2-- AQUARIUS O JAN 70 Y- fit It O PISCES ff j. n xv MAR 70 20 26 I 69 7j 30 36 M 1 rewarded. iY the Ji'S ID The case of a woman who was denied entrance to the University of Utahs graduate school was heard Wednesday by the Utah Supreme Court. Frances R. Purdie brought the suit when she learned she was denied entrance to graduate study because she was 51 years old. Attempts to have the decision reversed have failed in lower courts and the case is being appealed to the Supreme Court. Lawyers for Mrs. Purdie and the state had earlier agreed that the sole issue in the case was whether age basis for the university not is a reasonable considering Mrs. Purdie for graduate admission. She already holds a masters degree in social work. Attorney Brian Barnard, representing Mrs. Purdie, told the high court that age is a shaky reason for making classifications among persons. To discriminate against certain age persons, the state would have to have compelling reasons, he argued. Just like race and gender, he said, a persons age is something over which he has no control. But, he' conceded, there is not legal precedent backing his claim that age is a suspect classification." Assistant Attorney General Brinton R. Burbidge said the universitys position is to give preference to young applicants because they be can be expected, ultimately, to return more to society through their advanced education than one who gets that education in the middle years. He said on questioning that the university doesnt have a specific age policy for admissions. Chief Justice A. H. Ellett, senior judge at 80 years of age, asked why, if the university is interested in the utility" of those young persons educations, it Inta Butt complete Corps PORK NRSIENsM ROASTS Countnj tivig m ja FRANKS 6tile TiliMEI Nlon oorf r oWIm k and ftdantiat denturittvproutsiona protlama(WhMhairyoujpiaad.a naw aadrallnajo juat minor rapairf.lt yotThava probtama&oraa in a Iraa aaamirtation and avaluation of your danturaa Rapaira whita , Served Evenings from pm iStm : 'csi f ' ' 0 EVERY DINNER DEAL INCLUDES Soup, Salad, Main Entree, Potato, Dinner Toast All at Great Savings tt PRESERVES A Western Familij WKA,u)-UW- A WACU APRiCOt a jw- a trman- - pAm CAKE and FROSTING - Pertwna tEUBJinW'IIDfilW' M MIXES I 8 Flavors CATFOOP tEr hi- PICK UPS, STAKES, VANS, DIESELS, DRIVE UNITS 445 So. Main M Phone 521-410- 0 my. .mu , nyy gpwt HMlln PWEiI iiiiiiX HefU Jr r Day BIG BOY FAMILY RESTAURANTS 33rd South 7th lost 6100 South Stato Valloy Fair Mail 3SOO South Kodwood ltd. 911 Fort Union Slvd. 1645 W. 7800 South ALSO CLEARFIELD, OGDEN, LOGAN AN0 PROVO lie HldtO Ihul Serves You High!1 J PierceS m t43 PORK BEAUS 3 Campells TOMATO SOUP ICiruj COFFEE IfX. . WESSON OIL Folgers 8J T! 48 02. Sire CQQC Dinner Deals Available Every - LEMONADE Available at Wasatch Front Stores Only JV. frozen 11 m om to to U? Size TIDE q9 25f LABEL wsl mmw wbs 1 . . . Sum itlJteAN. |
