Free press alive at editor's conference in San Francisco
In San Francisco President Clinton praised a free press during a gathering of editors following impeachment coverage amid a tense war in Europe. The speech contrasted free and closed societies and prompted skepticism about wartime reporting and credibility, with protesters outside and editors debating how to restore trust. Geneva Overtolser of the Washington Post serves as the credited columnist.
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NATO's expansion spurs Russian reassurance call
A British diplomat cites NATO aims, noting Russia seeks reassurance as former Warsaw Pact nations join the alliance. Moscow denounces Serbia bombing while Yeltsin's regime limits help, boycotts NATO’s anniversary, and warns against long-term Balkan tensions. The United States and NATO are urged to secure Russia’s confidence.
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Equal Pay Day bait and switch argued in opinion piece
An April 8 Equal Pay Day push by unions and feminists is described as a bait and switch. The author argues against the Paycheck Fairness Act, defending existing anti discrimination law, noting wage gaps arise from experience and career choices, and warning of increased litigation and central planning. Thomas J. Donahue of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is cited.
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April 23 1999 History and Births Recap
On this day in 1789 George Washington and Martha moved into Franklin House in New York City the first executive mansion. Also Hank Aaron hit his first major league home run as Milwaukee beat St Louis 7 5 in 1954. Elvis Presley first performed in Las Vegas in 1956 at the New Frontier. Births include William Shakespeare James Buchanan Shirley Temple Black Roy Orbison Lee Majors Valerie Bertinelli. Ken Johnson pitched nine innings in 1964 for the Houston Colt .45s without a hit allowed. Quote by Damosthenes notes belief aligning with wishes.
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