Reagan White House Tightens Access For Reporters
The Reagan White House limits press access, moving toward more closed sessions. Reporters face fewer photo opportunities and must rely on official pools as broadcasts note increasing obstructions. Spokesman Speakes defends changes as necessary for security and orderly proceedings.
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Washington
Reagan White House
Secret Service
Reagan
New York
White House
Larry Speakes
Uber
Speakes
Congress
Sprakes
Id Executive
Report on Pornography Sparks Division Across Groups
The Attorney General's Commission on Pornography released a 2000 page report linking hard core porn to sex crimes and proposing 92 enforcement recommendations. Anti pornography groups hail the findings while free speech advocates warn of vigilantism and First Amendment risks. The report drew praise from feminist groups for recognizing harm to women and children, but drew criticism from civil liberties and publishing sectors for potential overreach and censorship dangers.
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Washington
Commission On Pornography
Edwin Meese
United States
Jerry Kirk
National Coalition Against Pornography
Kirk
Paul J. Murphy
Morality In Media Inc
New York
Murphy
Isaac Levy
United Orthodox Jewish Communities
Canada
Jerry Falwell
Moral Majority
Barry Lynn
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Lynn
Americans For Constitutional Freedom
Penthouse
Bob Guccione
Meese
Reagan
Guccione
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
Los Angeles
Commission
Dorchen Leidholt
Catherine A. McKinnon
Andrea Dworkin
Hospital board elects officers and six new members
Grenville T. Emmet of Leesburg named chairman of Loudoun Memorial Hospital Board of Directors at the annual June meeting. New board members include two physicians John B. Cooke Jr. and George S. Poehlman. other officers elected are Paul E. Bengtson as vice chairman John A. Costello as treasurer and Frank Gilchrist as secretary.
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Grenville T. Emmet IT of
Leesburg
Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Paul E. Bengtson
John A. Costello
Frank Gilchrist
John B. Cookeil
George S. Poehlman
John Niccolls
Arlyn Black
Ernest M. DeCorte
Mary Lou Raymond
Emmet
Wage Radio
Emmet Broadcasting Company Inc
Loudoun
First Virginia Bank-Loudoun
Glaydin School
Oatlands
The
National Trust
Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce
Hospital
L. Lyon Cornwell Jr
Fred EB. Drummond Jr
James H. Monroe
Stephen J. Napolitano
M.D
James M. Rowley
Earl E. Wirts Jr
Emeriti
Charles T. Akre
William A. Boyd
Thomas di Zerega
William P. Frazer
Rogers M. Fred Sr
Huntington Harris
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John Stoltenberg
Stall Pete
Janet Worm
Doug van Winkle
Boonsboro
Hospital Board
Amberlyn
Daysville Rd
Walkersville, Md
Shipley’s
Cameras & Recorders
Frederick County
ColorTrak
Xeséo
RCA
Visa
Choice
American Express
MasterCard
Discover
Bank & Beneficial
Agora
Pley's
Nakamichi
Products & Service
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