Magazine banned
PA Wellington The Indecent Publications Tribunal has imposed a blanket ban on the American magazine, “Hustler,” for two years. The ban, announced in a decision released yesterday, follows tribunal rulings that
three issues of “Hustler” in the last 12 months were indecent. Another American magazine, called “Drummer,” whose contents the tribunal says are “almost entirely homosexualy orientated,” is the subject of a similar twoyear ban.
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Press, 31 March 1983, Page 7
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