Colombia imposes journalist licensing under new press law
In Bogota, minister Sara Ordonez de Londono explains a license system for journalists, aligning journalism with regulated professions. Critics say it limits hiring freedom and press independence, while the government argues it raises standards and uses a tribunal for ethics violations.
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Church Plans Two Special Programs Next Week
The Church of God at 4th and Kansas announces two events. Rathbun Singers will perform at the 11 a.m. Sunday worship. A revival led by Rev. Virgil Perkins from north Georgia runs 7:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday with a final service at 7 p.m. December 12. Mr and Mrs Perkins will provide special music each night, says Pastor R. W. Spooner.
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White House gate crasher seen at Carter Junction
In New Orleans supporters of President-elect Carter identified Steven B. Williams 38 of Santa Fe New Mexico from television pictures. Williams appeared on the second floor of the Marriott Hotel during a Democratic breakfast for state officials preparing for Carters parade and speech. Hakes said Williams was conspicuous and spoke against Carter but was not abusive and was not ejected. He notified the Secret Service.
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