Proposed law would criminalize leaks with harsh penalties
A panel of CIA and federal department officials warns against a draft law threatening fines up to 10000 and imprisonment for distributing information classified for public interest. They argue such penalties would harm governance, chill whistleblowing, and erode trust, urging Congress to reject the measure.
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William French Smith
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William Clark
Space News Highlights from a Positive Space Day
A review of recent U.S. space strides notes Challenger 1’s near flawless mission boosting reusable-vehicle value. It covers NASA’s gyroscopic control salvaging a $22 million satellite, $100 million relay satellite progress, a Soviets Soyuz abort and safe landing, Pioneer 10’s long voyage, and the push for a global sky-scanning radiotelescope network.
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Hitler diaries spark Soviet skepticism and debate
Washington notes question the provenance and authenticity of Adolf Hitler's diaries, with critics accusing the publication of dupes and clever forgeries. Conspiracy theories about East and West German leaks and Barnum's maxim fuel lingering belief in the controversial volumes.
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Gerd Heideman
Adolf Hitler
Clifford Irving
McGraw Hill
Time’s Inc
Howard Hughes
P.T. Barnum
Georgi Arbatov
American Institute
Barnum
West
Georgi Arbotov
Readers respond on Central America and misperceptions
A letter critiques a Gazette front page photo of a Nicaraguan militiaman with a dead iguana and rifle. The writer argues iguanas are an odd trophy and warns the caption reinforces crude views of Central America. He urges understanding of social injustice and Latino revolutions as struggles for rights.
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Gazette
Central America
Hall Oates concert review notes mixed start and strong finish
A reader critique of a Hall and Oates show cites a tepid first half with sound issues but praises later moments including Hall's a capella range and notable solos. The piece defends the overall performance while acknowledging initial audience distrust and technical displays by the band.
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Kurt Rogahn
Hall / Oates
Daryl Hall
Hall
Geneva Tower resident denies robbery claim
A Geneva Tower resident disputes a recent robbery report at their building noting years of safe living and strong security. They praise administrator Don Gray for his efforts to maintain a pleasant home environment.
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Geneva Tower
Don Gray
Banking Deregulation and Competition Increase in the Bank Sector
Banking changes may alter FDIC policy and high interest rates in recent years. Growth of money market funds has increased competition among firms and banks seeking to manage money. Deregulation prompts regulatory agencies in Washington to differ in approach. Banks remain highly regulated due to past lessons.
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Washington, D.C
Sears Roebuck
American Express
Observations on Banking Safety and FDIC Reforms
Eastern readers weigh the mood of the 1930s and the shift toward money management firms. The piece recalls FDIC founding in 1933 after bank failures, cites 42 banks failed last year, and discusses proposed reforms like capping deposits at 100000 and adjusting premiums by risk. It urges careful study by Congress and regulators to preserve FDIC integrity amid new services.
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United States
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