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Supreme Court / Ginsburg Nom. #313567

CBS Evening News for Monday, Nov 02, 1987
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(DC: Rita Braver) First Amendment rights for cable television companies and Doug. Ginsburg's views discussed. Ginsburg and conflict of interest noted. Charges that Ginsburg acted improperly in case involving "Cleveland "(Ohio) "Plain Dealer" cited. [Senator Patrick LEAHY - says it was poor judgement.] [President REAGAN - denies Ginsburg having been at fault.] Ginsburg's delaying of legislature on restriction of asbestos noted. Ginsburg's inexperience discussed. [Justice Department spokesperson Terry EASTLAND - says Ginsburg is extremely bright.] television cable issue said important because little else is known about him.

Reporter(s):
Braver, Rita;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:10

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