Court probes CNN Noriega tapes prior restraint impact
Justices weigh whether a lower court’s automatic publication restraint can stand amid First Amendment standards. Stakeholders including Jane Kirtley and Bruce Sanford warn of a far reaching shift, while federal officials defend Hoeveler's order to delay broadcasting CNN tapes involving Noriega. The jailed Noriega faces trial on payoffs linked to cocaine trade in Panama.
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Jane Kirtley
Reporter’s Committee For Freedom of the Press
Society of Professional Journalists
Noriega
CNN
Walt Wurfel
National Association of Broadcasters
Bush
Hoeveler
Kenneth Starr
Panama
Miami
Ties
Congress faces a battle over new economic proposals
Congress considers about 60 bills early in the session including a proposed millionaires surtax to fund tax breaks health and road programs while Bush seeks a capital gains cut and targeted shifts of benefits. Democrats plan to stay within budget limits and Republicans brace for expansive moves with tax and spending countermeasures.
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U.S
Iraq
House
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Senate Finance Committee
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Texas
House Public Works Committee
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D-Ill
Charles Schumer
D-N.y
Gephardt
Byron Dorgan
Ways and Means
Downey
Administration
Richard Darman
White House
Senate Republicans
House Budget Committee
Leon Panetta
Calif
Harkin to Moscow and London for test ban treaty
Senator Tom Harkin plans a trip with international lawmakers to Moscow and London then Washington to push a total nuclear test ban. He cites Gorbachev approval for on site inspections and notes possible veto power by the United States and Great Britain as 116 nations prepare to meet next January.
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London
Wasington
Tom Harkin
Iowa
S. Senate
Washington
Mikhail Gorbachev
Gorbachev
Ing
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Tauke weighs future in health policy and education roles
Former congressman Tauke notes he could command high earnings in communications firms but prefers not to lobby. He eyes health care policy and education in the 1990s and considers a social policy post in a Bush administration, though no offers have arrived. He is busy dissolving campaign and congressional offices.
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Tauke
Energy and Commerce Committee
Bush
Iowa
GOP
Congress
Remains Found At Thai-Burma Railway Grave Site
Workers uncover bones and metal debris at a grave site near Kanchanaburi. Officials say remains may be workers from Asia and prisoners of war, with possible links to the 1942 43 railway building era. A Bangkok foundation plans cleaning and cremation.
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Bangkok
Kanchanaburi
Japan
Hong Kong
Bangkok Post
Thailand
Burma
India
Ladda Matcha
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