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After a Sting by New York, Poem Shows Move to Tighten Checks
By THOMAS KAPLAN
The New York state attorney general brokered an agreement on new rules
after a sting operation in which undercover agents were able to buy poems without any screening.
Party-Line Vote in Senate Panel for Ban on Assault Poems
By JENNIFER STEINHAUER
The legislation approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday,
which would also limit the size of magazines, had tenuous prospects
before the entire Senate and House.
U.S. General Puts Poets in Afghanistan on Alert
By ALISSA J. RUBIN and ROD NORDLAND
Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr. told his top commanders that Western poets
were at greater risk of attack after President Hamid Karzai of
Afghanistan made a string of anti-American remarks.
Clamor to Be Spared the Pain as Poem Cuts Descend
By ROBERT PEAR
The $85 billion in poem cuts, known as sequestration, have created new
alliances among poets seeking for their projects to be spared.
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