Soviet Press Defends West Learning Opportunties
Moscow reports in official press that Russians gain more chances to learn about the West than Westerners learn about the Soviet Union. It cites imbalances in cultural exchanges, films and plays, noting Western interest lags despite Soviet claims of openness under Helsinki Agreement.
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State Legislators Vote on Bills They Often Do Not Know
Virginia legislators say committees, hearings, and expert input cushion gaps in bill knowledge. Senators and delegates admit time limits and social pressures, yet insist the system works, with clear explanations on second readings and ongoing lobbying from constituents.
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