Inslaw, the Cabazon Indians, and the Federal government / Anthony Lewis and Jonathan Lippman ; interviewed by Ian Masters ; news analysis by Edmond Haddad.

Two interviews, news analysis and commentary which explore international and national political events.|INSLAW, THE CABAZON INDIANS, AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT / Anthony Lewis and Jonathan Lippman| interviewed by Ian Masters| news analysis by Edmond Haddad. – SERIES: Background briefing| no. 6 Two interviews, news analysis and commentary which explore international and national political events. CONTENT: pt.1. New summary : Libel laws used to stifle dissent and curtail civil rights, and England preventing dissemination of info on thalidomide / Edmone Hadda (5:30) — pt.2. Anthony Lewis discusses the suppression of his book Spycatcher in England (15 min.) — pt.3. John Lippman discusses the unique legal and political position of the Cabzon Indians in Palm Springs. Includes description of the reservation, and the appearance of HUD money (25 min.) — pt.4. Multi-cultural extremism : commentary / Edmond Haddad (5 min.). – BROADCAST: KPFK, 22 Sept. 1991.
|pt.1. New summary : Libel laws used to stifle dissent and curtail civil rights, and England preventing dissemination of info on thalidomide / Edmond Haddad (5:30) — pt.2. Anthony Lewis discusses the suppression of his book Spycatcher in England (15 min.) — pt.3. John Lippman discusses the unique legal and political position of the Cabzon Indians in Palm Springs. Includes description of the reservation, and the appearance of HUD money (25 min.) — pt.4. Multi-cultural extremism : commentary / Edmond Haddad (5 min.).