Right To Know Issue At Capitol For Hearing
Congressional hearings set to revisit government secrecy and the public's right to know focusing on the Freedom of Information Act. Debates cover exemptions, delays, costs, and agency practices since the 1967 law took effect with lawmakers and critics weighing its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Anderson
Congressional
Barry Polsky
Congressional Quarterly
Republic
House Subcommittee On Foreign Operations
Government Information
William _S. Moorhead
Pennsylvania
Congress
Harrison Wellford
Ralph Nader’s
Center For the Study of Responsive Law
Southeast Asia
Evasiomhe
Nader
John E. Moss
California
House
Moss
Debate over sports bias in the Daily Dorchester
A letter questions why the Decatur Daily dedicates far more space to regional basketball and photos than to high school science fair winners from Austin and DHS. The author argues science and engineering deserve equal or greater emphasis, noting the contrast with space achievements and the value of hard subjects.
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Austin
Huntsville
DHS
AHS
Earl Morris
Dean McMinn
UAH
Sporting Brothers
Free Speech Quash Sought Over Radio Free Europe
Viewpoint by David Lawrence warns of Senate Foreign Relations Committee efforts to halt Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. He argues a bill to fund the service should be debated, cites European press praise, and notes the stations provide crucial information to Eastern Europe while challenging Communist censorship.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
Ini
Robert Steele
R.-Conn
Senate
London Times
Europe
Ulster
West
Eastern
Congress
Senate _ Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Nixon Praised for China Opening and Diplomatic Foresight
James Reston lauds President Nixon for three years of patient China outreach, arguing the opening reduces Cold War tensions and reshapes Asia. He notes mixed reception in Moscow and Tokyo, Kissinger’s role, and the need for continued dialogue with China Taiwan and Japan.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Nixon
China
Taiwan
Tokyo
Moscow
Peking
Willy Brandt
Soviet Union
Brandt
Kremlin
Asia
Europe
Pacific Basin
U. S
Japan
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations
Sato
U.S
Pacific
Vietnam
Korea
East Asia
Southeast Asia
Make Restitution To Find Peace After Theft
The writer advises a person who stole from a dead employer to estimate the goods value and pay the family. Restitution and confession release a moral power, leading to reconciliation and personal peace. The guidance cites Matthew 5 23 24 and urges immediate action.
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A. V
Jesus
Christ
How to Cut Hepatitis Risk From Blood Transfusions
Health Capsules outlines steps to reduce infection risk from transfusions. Emphasizes screening, donor testing, and seeking modern blood safety practices to protect patients.
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Right To
Ocean Street
Dorchester
Massachusetts
The
Decatur Daily
Israel
A.D
Berlin
Servia
Bulgaria
Montenegro
Fredrick J. Bonfils
Viewpoint
David Lawrence
W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing Cocinc PO
Ala
Associated Press
Herblock
Billy Graham
Michaelk A. Petit, M.D
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