The Nation - News from March 17, 1985
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The government has put into effect the most restrictive policies on the release of government information since wartime censorship ended in 1945, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press said. “The Reagan Administration’s policies are causing the most significant media access restrictions on government information since the end of voluntary censorship in World War II,” the group said.
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