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THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1985

3.

MAGAZINES WHICH MIGHT BE READ BY CHILDREN ARE SUBJECT TO ADDITIONAL AND MORE STRINGENT RULES. THESE RULES ARE ENUNCIATED IN SECTION 3(3) OF THE OBJECTIONABLE PUBLICATIONS ORDINANCE. SECTION 3(3) OF THE ORDINANCE STATES +ANY ARTICLE WHICH IS INTENDED. OR BY REASON OF THE MANNER OF ITS PRESENTATION OR ITS FORM OR OTHERWISE IS OF A KIND THAT IS LIKELY, TO BE READ OR LOOKED AT BY JUVENILES, WHETHER OR NOT IT IS ALSO INTENDED OR LIKELY TO BE READ OR LOOKED AT BY ADULTS, AND CONSISTS OF OR CONTAINS STORIES TOLD IN PICTURES, WITH OR WITHOUT THE ADDITION OF WRITTEN MATTER, BEING STORIES PORTRAYING

(A) THE COMMISSION OF CRIME IN SUCH A WAY AS

TO -

(1) CREATE SYMPATHY FOR OR EXTOL

THE CRIMINAL;

(11)

BRING INTO CONTEMPT THE FORCES

AND INSTITUTIONS ENTRUSTED

WITH THE ENFORCEMENT OF LAW AND ORDER;

(IFI)

(B) ACTS OF

(1)

INSPIRE OR ENCOURAGE PERSONS TO IMITATE CRIMINALS;

EXCESSIVE VIOLENCE OR CRUELTY; OR

(11) TORTURE OR OTHER PHYSICAL AGONY;

(C) ACTS OF A REPULSIVE OR HORRIBLE NATURE OR

WHICH TEND TO DEPRAVE;

(D)

(E)

SEDUCTION, RAPE OR SEXUAL PERVERSION; OR

THE COMMISSION OF CRIME, ACTS OF VIOLENCE OR CRUELTY OR OF A REPULSIVE OR HORRIBLE NATURE, OR OTHER MATTER, IN SUCH A WAY THAT THE STORY AS A WHOLE WOULD TEND TO CORRUPT A JUVENILE,

SHALL BE DEEMED TO BE AN OBJECTIONABLE ARTICLE.+

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