Glickman Rejects Honoraria to Push Reform Efforts
Rep Dan Glickman becomes the third Kansas member to stop accepting honoraria for speeches and appearances in a move to speed ethical reforms. He spoke at Wichita State University after announcing the policy change and noted ongoing debates over conflicts of interest in Congress.
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Chinese Officials Expel 452 Guizhou Members for Corruption
Beijing reports the Communist Party expelled 452 officials in Guizhou for corruption in the first half of 1989 as part of a broader anti corruption drive. The party notes a 25 percent rise in bribery cases from 1988 and vows punishment regardless of status. The crackdown follows the June 4 Beijing crackdown and aims to mend its image amid public demand for reform.
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