Reagan vetoes Fairness Doctrine bill
President Reagan vetoed legislation to permanently enact the Fairness Doctrine, arguing it violates the First Amendment and risks editorial independence. He noted the FCC opposed the rule and cited Supreme Court cautions on government intrusion into editorial processes. Supporters vow to press forward, while broadcasters seek to preserve journalistic freedom.
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Customs Hotline Seeks Tips on Child Pornography
U S Customs Service will use a National Center for Missing and Exploited Children hotline to receive tips about child pornography. Call 800-843-5678 and report information without identification, providing at least the caller’s zip code. The center logs about 500 related calls annually among 31 000.
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Hart Plans Fall Speech On US Soviet Ties Return To Life
Former Colorado Senator Gary Hart says he will speak this fall on U S Soviet relations and other issues he championed, hoping to contribute to the national debate even if it is to talk to students. In a Colorado interview with the Los Angeles Times he emphasized his care for the country’s future.
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Minister Denies Attacking Wife After Near Fatal Chest Harm
Dallas AP report says a minister, whose wife was found nearly choked to death at home, states his faith wavering but denies harming his wife or writing threatening notes to himself. The case raises questions about motive and mental state as investigators review the scene.
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