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Kevin Simonson of Omaha realizes he occupies an unlikely position as a leading chronicler of that dark jester of American letters, the late Hunter S. A Doonesbury character was based on him. He was already a counterculture icon when Simonson, a Wahoo native, got turned onto his work while a Doane College student. They booked Thompson to speak at the University of Nebraska, but the author reneged owing to legal troubles with a porno producer Thompson once managed an X-rated theater. It would stretch on for hours. Several times he visited the author at his infamous Owl Creek Farm in Aspen, Colorado, a scene of odd characters and goings-on.

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The U. District Court jury deliberated a little more than an hour Thursday before ruling in favor of Penthouse executive Kathy Keeton, who claimed she was libeled by Hustler photographs of a nude model purporting to be her and a cartoon in the magazine suggesting Guccione had infected her with gonorrhea. Lawyers for Flynt and his magazine, both defendants, vowed to appeal. They had argued Keeton should not be offended by the and Hustler material because of her history as a stripper and her association with Guccione -- and they displayed nude photographs of Keeton to the jury to prove their point. Keeton, who lives with Guccione and has been involved with many of his publications, said, 'After nine years, I'm very, very happy.

Don't have an account yet? Get the most out of your experience with a personalized all-access pass to everything local on events, music, restaurants, news and more. The founder and publisher of the long-running salacious, satirical Hustler magazine and many other sextastic business ventures, Larry Flynt, has lived a life full of public battles, some which he has won, and some that he lost. In the '70s and '80s, he was a favorite target of the so-called moral right of the country, and he was more than willing to return their volleys in kind.