Clayton County bans VOX teen newspaper on campuses
Atlanta teenagers’ issues oriented paper VOX is barred from Clayton County high schools after a September October article on gay teens. Principals call VOX biased and unsuitable while supporters defend its handling of controversial topics and youth voices. 20,000 copies distributed across metro area sites.
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FBI ends ban on hiring homosexuals new policy
Attorney General Janet Reno ordered the FBI to end discrimination against homosexuals in hiring. The bureau will ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, ending a policy that had, since 1979, made homosexual behavior “significantly more difficult to be hired.” The Justice Department overarching directive also prohibits other forms of discrimination.
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Pickle to retire from Congress after three decades
U S Rep J J Pickle of Texas announced in Austin that he will retire in 1994 after more than 30 years in Congress. The 80 year old former Johnson aide highlighted the 1983 Social Security reform act as his greatest achievement while noting his proudest vote was the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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Rostenkowski Announces Run for 19th Term Amid Probe
Rep Dan Rostenkowski a Democrat from Illinois said he will seek a 19th term in Congress despite an ongoing Justice Department inquiry in Washington DC into possible improper money from the House Post Office. No charges have been filed.
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Independent counsel’s Iran Contra report set for public release
A federal appeals court signaled the final Iran Contra report by the independent counsel will be released with few deletions. The document, detailing alleged efforts by Reagan aides and Edwin Meese to influence the cover up, is expected to be shared in full.
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