Tennessee begins camera experiment, while others consider restrictions

Article Abstract:

The issue of allowing television broadcast of court and legislative proceedings is being addressed by Tennessee, Georgia and the US Congress. The Tennessee Supreme Court has initiated a one-year program that will test allowing television access to civil and criminal trials, with protections for jurors and minors. Georgia legislators have introduced three bills aimed at restricting television access. The House of Representatives Government Reform and Oversight Committee on Whitewater respected the request of witness David Watkins and barred television coverage of his testimony.

United States, Laws, regulations and rules, Media coverage, Georgia, Cameras in the courtroom, Cameras in court, Tennessee, Legislative hearings

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Extraterrestrial life: a new era begins

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The search for extraterrestrial life has included detection of extrasolar planets and the broadcast of coded radio signals into space. Scientists have also tried to extrapolate on the forms that extraterrestrial life may take and have undertaken surveys of energy-emitting bodies.

Research, Reports, Life on other planets, Extraterrestrial life, SETI Institute

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Do unto others

Article Abstract:

Gods' answers to the queries of the assembled and assorted clerics regarding the problems of sterility, over-population, hunger, pollution, are discussed. God feels that one should do what one expects from others.

Short stories, Do unto others (Short fiction)

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