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.,Local I PORNO STATUTES . TO BE REHANDLED Columbia City Council accept ed a resolution Tuesday asking the county delegation to review the state laws on obscenity to provide for full prosecution of any viola tors. Jesse T. Reese's resoltuion re quests the local legislative cadre to try and rework the state laws in the light of the late June Supreme Court decision. I n essence, the Court ruling gives local authorities the right to establish decency standards for their particular area regardless of the national opinion. In.other areas of the country, the decision has led to the banning -SALE 25% OFF INNER CITY GLADRAGS 2016 GREEN STREET - (AT FIVE POINTS) For Buy C Get * Cuffs I e@1 Jews Br of the R-rated movie,Carnal Know ledge, by the Georoia Supreme Court and the banning of the Uni versity of Virginia,of such maga zines. as Playboy,Oui,and Pen thouse from the campus book racks. MASON ORDE'RED TO RELEASE RECORDS On the heels of the firing oi Magistrate Ken Love, the South Ca. rolina Supreme Court has ordered Richland County Judge John A, Mason to produce his records oi cases involving the reduction 01 four persons' sentences. At a special show-cause hearing held at the request of Deputy A ttorney General G. T. Goolsby anc Fifth Circuit Solicitor John Foarc BLOOD DONORS NEEDED! IMMEDIATE CASH PAYMENT Age Limitations. 18-60 NEW HOURS 9:30 a.m. '9I 5 p.m. Mon-Fri. CAROLINA BLOOD BANK 1317 Taylor 253-232 PluS ne At Regular Pr Inother Free for I SUiTS SPORT CO I SHIRTS I SL ACKS Io Stock Held B Gree * Slight Charge ANK CHARGE CARDS WEL4 337 Malin Street 0 Dutch iefs in Columbia, Court Judge Joseph R. Moss ordered an attorney for Mason to produce the records of William F. Baskin, Minnie Marie Taylor, ez Nelson, and Russel W. Wyly. The Attorney General's office has requested that th.e high court reinstate the sentences originally brought against the four on the grounds that Mason had no legal authority to amend them after they had been set. Love is the Columbia magis atrate who was recently perman ently removed from office by Gov ernor John West for alleged illegal ities in office regarding a similar sit uation to the Mason problem. DAI.RY FARMERS ASK PRICE JUMP ZIP KLEEN 1320 Main'Street i-hour cleaning 4-hour Laundry Service Monday - Saturday '$1.00 'LLU ice And $1.00. 'ATS cck for Alterations nquare Mall A ten-cents per gallon price in crease for milk was asked yesterday of the South Carolina Dairy Com mission. Local farmers warned that if the seven-and-a-third percent hike is not granted shortages of all dairy products will result. The milk producers were grant ed an increase five months ago but spokesman Hance Finley reports his increase is up only $4,300 since the last increase. "With the increase in feed costs running about seventy-five percent you can imagine what has hap pened to any profits that might GAMECOCK PH Entrants: Name ......... Local Address ............ U.S.C. Status ............. Phone ................. **whonq Ch-- h STARTS PIALS., FRIDAY Shows 1/ 3/5 /7/9g/ * 0 Starring. ..h.., Cao. That L ate . . a s,.,,, Shows Fri.& Sat. 11:15 'A0 V INEAffir~A CE Adm: $1.5 A I Ends Today: "D illinger" have been there ,"he said. AUGUST OPENING FOR ABORTION CLINIC August I is the date set for Col umbia's first abortion clinic open ing. Accordirig to administrator Lin da DrIling, the Monday ruling of the South Carolina Supreme Court that struck down part of the state anti-abortion law gives Southern Women's Services, Inc., the right to open at 1614 Two Notch Road. The cost of an abortion at the clinic will initially be about $190. F urther information can be ob tained by calling 779-8352. OTO CONTEST DEE'S MASSAGE SALON. 2346 Two Notch Rd Columbia, S.C. 252-7156 Open 10 a.m. till 2 a.t.. Easy To Open Charge Account *100 (Limit) BRITTONS IEORGE C. SCOT FAYE DUNAWAY JOHN MILLS ACKE PALANCE KLAHOMA CRUDE re STARTS TOmaam M nOROW