Journalists revisit ethics after Hart tale sparks debate
Washington editors weigh if reporting Gary Hart's affair marked a shift in political coverage. Critics argue sensationalism while supporters say the press fulfilled its duty. Veterans discuss evolving norms since the 1960s and the role of stakeouts and public interest.
Miami Herald photographer backs Hart events account
The Miami Herald cites its photographer Brian Smith who partly corroborates Hart's account of activity at the Washington townhouse. He saw a maroon double parked car, a man and a woman near it, but did not identify them and deemed the incident a false alarm amid the Hart controversy and his withdrawal from the presidential race.
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Cuomo addresses graduates amid draft talk in New Hampshire
Mario Cuomo speaks at Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord urging focus on nuclear issues and poverty while discussion of a 1988 draft movement lingers. He notes pressure from Democrats and avoids pledging not to run, planning trips to Iowa and New Hampshire as Hart exits the race.
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