Speedway Flyer, Volume 38, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1970 — Page 5

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Commission reports, as I have often observed and noted in these columns, frequently die rapid and timely deaths. After all, the spectacle of men who would go into nervous twitters of trembling at the click of a mouse-trap passing judgment on what should be done with firearms, for instance, or seeing what should be a serious, objective study of a problem turned into a harange concocted by the commission and staff, gets somewhat old and tiresome. But I would venture to predict that a forthcoming commission report, far from dying as such from lack of attention, will have somewhat the same effect as a match in a pail of gasoline. Not what its authors intend; if preliminary reports on what the President's Commission on Pornography will submit are correct, the effect will be on

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the Commission akin to what in Field Artillery parlance is known as a premature fese. This is a case where the shell bursts before leaving the muzzle; not only is the target left untouched but the field piece itself, as well as the crew, are obliterated. Only bits and pieces have leaked out, but he report is said to contain a recommendation that all obscenity laws be scrapped, and to come to this truly astonishing conclusion: “Most Americans, both laymen and professionals, do not regard erotica as a matter of prime national concern, nor is there a consensus that its use is potentially harmful for the consumer or for society." Or this one: ‘There is no evidence to suggest that exposure to pornography has a detrimental impact upon moral character, sexual orientation

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or attitudes.** To this last, the Baltimore SUN (generally a “liberal" - newspaper) made this truly superb refutation: “If immersion in the low and foul leaves no trace on the character of the young what possible reason is there to assume that familiarity with ‘the best that has been thought and done in the world* can shape or even touch it? As well read the Marwuis de As well read the Marquis de Sade and ‘Fanny Hill’as Spinoza and ’War and Peace,' take in a stag movie as see the Michelangelos in the Sistine Chapel, for all the difference it makes to the intelligency, emotions, sense of values or conception of man's nature." How true! I would say that the SUN's observation, fkr and away, is the more widely accepted than this moonspinning by the Commission. Predictions are risky, but if the Commission's Report is along the lines just cited, I would expect to

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see some very hard laws indeed come out of the Congress and the State Legislatures. People will simply demand them. It is argued that pornography does not have a specific definition as yet. Well, to this I can only say, then ft is the duty of the Nation's lawmakers and jurists to come up with one, and enforce it! It has gone farther than we think. There are 18 members of the Commission; only one was appointed by President Nixon (the Commission was created before Nixon took office) and he wrote the White House last on July 14 of this year, enclosing three staff-drafted commission reports. School News (Continued from page 2) 4:30 p.m. September 22" - Reserve football - Beech Grove, There -

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final score was Decatur Central 13, Speedway 0. The varsity schedule for the remainder of this season is: Sept. 11 - Brownsburg, H-7:30 Sept. 18 - Lawrence Cen. Sept. 25 - Greenwood, T-Bp.m. Oct. 2 - Mooresville, H-7:30 Oct. 9 - Danville, H - Homecoming Game) 7:30 pan. Oct. 16 - Beech Grove, T-7:30 Ort. 21 - Pike, H - 7:30 Ort. 30 - Plainfield - Ralph Johnson is varsity coach assisted by WilliamClak Bruce Hutchings, James Crumley and Tom Smith. Legal Notice 9.12.010 Unnecessary Noises Unlawful. It is unlawful for any person to emit, create or cause by any devise or otherwise, (Continued to page 6)

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Know Your Indiana Law

By John J. Dillion

In the general election in November of 1970, the citizens of Indiana will be asked to vote upon some very important amendments to the Indiana Constitution, ft is necessary that two successive sessions of the General Assembly approve a constitutional amendment before it is submitted for approval or disapporval by a referendum of the voters. This week I will discuss the amendments concerning the Judicial Article of our Indiana Constitution. This amendment will provide a new method for the selection of Supreme and Appellate Court Judges. Presently our Supreme and Appellate Court Judges are elected in the regular partisan election after having been selected as nominees by their respective parties. The proposed amendment would remove the election of Supreme and Appellate Court Judges from partisan political elections. Under the proposed amendment a nominating commission consisting of three attorneys selected by the legal profession, three lay members appointed by the Governor and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court would evaluate the condidates for these posts and submit three names to the Governor of Indiana. The Governor would then be obligated to appoint a judge from the three persons submitted. That judge would then serve for a period of no longer thatn three years when he must come before the citizens on the question of whether he should be retained in office. This would be accomplished at a non-partisan election in which the judge would be presented to the voters on the basis “Should Judge Smith be retained in office? Yes or No." If the voters say yes he should be retained in office, then Judge Smith would serve fora period of ten years at which time he would again come up for a vote for bls continuation in office. If the voters votenothereby removing the judge from office, then the nomination commission again starts the se-

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