NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 01 June 1989
LEAD: International A3-15
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1st of June 1989 News
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 02 June 1989
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL A3-9 The K.G.B. should be controlled, said Vladimir Kryuchkov, the head of the Soviet secret police. He also said the new Soviet legislature should have power to approve the K.G.B.'s chairman. Page A1
MAN IN THE NEWS: Thomas Stephen Foley; A Politician Outside the Mold
Date: 02 June 1989
By David E. Rosenbaum, Special To the New York Times
David Rosenbaum
LEAD: In the last three decades, the House Speakership has passed smoothly from Sam Rayburn to John W. McCormack to Carl Albert to Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. to Jim Wright. The Austin-Boston axis, it was called, one from the oil patch, the next from Massachusetts. They were, whatever their origins, politicians cut from the same bolt.
Cameras Allowed in Courts for 2 More Years
Date: 01 June 1989
Special to The New York Times
LEAD: Just hours before a law allowing news cameras in New York State courts for an 18-month experiment was set to expire, the State Senate today gave final passage to a measure that would extend the experiment for two years.
If There's a Law, There's a Newsletter
Date: 02 June 1989
By Kenneth R. Weiss, Special To the New York Times
Kenneth Weiss
LEAD: In the nation's capital, no interest is too narrow to be deserving of its own newsletter. There's a newsletter called Sludge. There's one called Gas Daily. There's Brazil Watch, Fiber Optic News, Space Commerce Bulletin, Octane Week, Navy News and Undersea Technology, Blood Bank Week, Nuclear Waste News and even The Newsletter on
INSIDE
Date: 02 June 1989
LEAD: Student Loan Crackdown The Education Secretary established tough penalties for colleges and trade schools with large numbers of former students who default on federally backed loans. Page A10. Welfare Nominee Yields The choice to run the Federal welfare system withdrew because of a dispute on his role in an Oklahoma policy that denied surgical care to poor spina bifida babies.
The Lynching Game - Washington-Style
Date: 01 June 1989
By Suzanne Garment
Suzanne Garment
LEAD: Here is a prediction: If you are a normal citizen and not a politics junkie, you will soon be so bored with the current Congressional scandals that you won't care whether Representative Whatzis of Wisconsin supports four wives and used his House postage fund to keep them in chocolates.
BEIJING TIGHTENS PRESS RESTRICTION
Date: 02 June 1989
By Nicholas D. Kristof, Special To the New York Times
Nicholas
LEAD: The Government announced tough new restrictions on foreign reporters today that, if enforced, would in effect bar correspondents from writing any articles about the nation's democracy movement.
Turmoil in Congress; An 'Evil Wind' of Fear Is Felt in House
Date: 01 June 1989
By Michael Oreskes
Michael Oreskes
LEAD: Jim Wright made his farewell speech today to a House beset with fear, where every rumor, every phone call from a reporter, every partisan spat could be the beginning of the end of a career.