Such a town is Champaign, Illinois. The University library here, through much of the 1990s, had no magnetic detectors to stop any potential thieves from helping themselves to available books. I do mean normal. But such a poke-along environment is what this editor is up against, not just here but throughout the current USA mass consciousness. But they are, by means of extreme context, a wake-up call to you, dear reader.
Most primitive peoples take the utmost care to avoid contact with blood.
When men are enjoying peace and security, blood is a rare sight. When violence is unloosed, however, blood appears everywhere. This news service is not optimistic. All Hell, we fear, is about to break loose. Johns Hopkins University Press, 1979.