Clinton signs law to end anonymous political ads
President Clinton signed a law closing Section 527 loopholes that allowed undisclosed donors to fund political advertising. He said the measure will force groups to disclose donors, curb anonymous influence, and lift the curtain on funding. Citizens for Better Medicare acknowledged major pharma funding, underscoring the need for transparency.
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Chilean army blamed for death of US filmmaker in 1973 coup
Newly released documents state the U S Embassy in Chile received a 1987 tip alleging Charles Horman was shot by Chilean military personnel after interrogation at the National Stadium and hidden to resemble a firefight. The tip, from an unnamed Chilean source, could not be independently confirmed.
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