OPC Bulletin 01-01, 1994

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PEOPLE by AL K A F F OPC CALENDAR 304 EAST 42ND ST. RESERVATIONS 983-4655 LODGING, MEALS 986-8800
THE POST Tom Dygard, AP’s received one of the covered the collapse Mexico... editorialized against everything from Winston Lord...
bureau chief since 1993 Yankee Quill of the Berlin Wall, the the expropriation of farm lands to Express to Hanoi a Long Trip Into Past
PROMOTES 1985, who took an Awards presented by Romanian revolution Continued from p. 4 nationalizing banks. Those views netted Continued from p. 1
ITS FOREIGN early retirement to the board of the in 1989, German uni­ him government harassment and some Endowment for Democracy, vice chair­
continue writing books. Academy of New fication and the coup influence coverage,” says Rafael time in exile. But times are changing. man of the International Rescue BY ROY ROWAN led. They speak only Vietnamese, English and Vietnamese warns passen­
EDITOR England Journalists against former Soviet Rodríguez Castañeda, the managing “We’ve come a long way,” marvels Committee and Ambassador to China Returning recently from Vietnam, though the train isn’t from Vietnam. gers to behave and “not to cause chaos
HEADING TO recently. The award President Mikhail editor of Proceso magazine. Junco. “Just a few years ago, I wouldn’t from 1985 to 89. where he was on assignment for ASIA, The diesel locomotive is an old on the train.” The car attendants pass
“recognizes the effort Gorbachev. But that may soon change. Increased have dreamed that we could start a new He also was director of the Policy INC. magazine (edited by Anthony Czech railway workhorse from Prague, out plastic toilet kits containing a
Jackson Diehl, a TOKYO? and dedication of In addition, cross-border investment under NAFTA newspaper in Mexico City without Planning Staff, from 1973-77 and a Paul, an OPC member), Roy Rowan while the rolling stock behind it con­ toothbrush, toothpaste, a wash cloth,
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named assistant man­ year, 72.9 million yen ism.” in 1989 as a letters torial independence possible. Geri Smith wrote this article for State Department’s Distinguished Honor nors. He was among the last corre­ than a diner. You don’t eat in this caul­ dinner. The individual plastic boxes
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club premises. Standing by the doors, waiting to lead Pulling out of Ho Chi Minh City at 5 OPC to Hear
editor for that section, The club occupies STAFFERS Would you like to ing financial daily El Financiero. Two big events are planned for January: you to your compartment, are smartly p.m., the train twists through the dilapi­
has replaced Michael two flodrs of an office make a weeklong VIP Some of the Mexican media’s new­ • Winston Lord uniformed women car attendants. The dated factories and tenements of old Winston Lord
Getler, who has been building in central Karen Breslau, 31, trip to Ireland in June found independence is due to govern­ When: Tuesday, Jan. 18; Where: The Asia Society, 725 Park Ave. word “Express” is embroidered in Saigon before escaping into the verdant
pmraonmaogtiendg teod idteopr.uty Tokyo, across a main formerly a general of 1995? mSaelinnta si nAitdimatiinvisetsra. tiAon ybeaanrn eadg foe,d etrhael Time: 5:30 p.m.; Cost: $5 for members, $7 for nonmembers Estnagrclihsehd owvherit eth seh ibrrtse,a sbtu pt odcokne’tt boef tmheisi-r caonnuonutrnycseidmee njut sot vneor rtthhe oPf. Ath. es ycsittye.m A inn Winston Lord, the Assistant Secretary
avenue from the editor for Newsweek Great. However, the of State for East Asian and Pacific
A graduate of Yale cash payments to journalists and start­ • OPC Foundation Scholarship Luncheon with Peter Arnett
Imperial Palace. To International, will join organizers say, at least Affairs, will open 1994 for the Overseas
University, Diehl ed charging them for their expenses on When: Thursday, Jan. 20
joined the Post in furnish its bar, the Newsweek’s 40 members and their presidential trips. “The aim is to make Two Midwestern Students Press Club with a discussion of how cur­
1978. He was appoint­ club is offering Washington bureau as guests must sign up OPC the relationship between government Where: The Tudor, 304 East 42d Street, NYC, at noon rent developments in Asia shape up for
ed foreign editor last endowed chairs to its a diplomatic corre­ before June 1, 1994. ISSN-0738-7202 and media more transparent,” says Cost: To be announced the coming year. He will speak on
year. ymeenm (baebrosu. tF $o4r6 570),, 0t0h0e spondent. BOrnoed yo,f sthaeyms t,h Re otsriapl ie dM$u2oe4nst/.h yClyeo aperyx rciIgenhpcttl u©Ad ue1gd9u 9sIt3n. pGraebssr iesel cGreutaerryr.a ,H doewpeuvteyr , ptrhees ipdreancttiicael Win $1G OPC Scholarships TSuoecsiedtayy, , wJahni.c h1 8i,s ajto 5in:3tl0y ps.mpo. nasto trhine gA hsiias
LAGIER donor’s name or name will then go into the Overseas Press Club of of paying off reporters is still wide­ The Overseas Press Club'of America, Inc. appearance with the OPC. The Society is
of a person the donor planning stages. America. spread at the local and state levels. 320 East 42nd Street, Mezzanine Two Midwestern students, Sara to be published by Simon and at 725 Park Ave. in New York. The cost
APPOINTED wishes to honor will The cost of the trip Editor: Long Fight. Next year’s presiden­ New York, NY 10017 USA Oppenheim of the University of Schuster, will speak at the lunch, at is $5 for OPC or Asia Society members,
and $7 for nonmembers. Wine and
BUREAU be engraved on a com­ would be approxi­ Amy Sivco tial elections will offer a serious test of Wisconsin and Jennifer Walton of noon at OPC headquarters in The cheese will be served after the program,
memorative plaque mately $2,200 per per­ Mexico’s media freedom. In Sep­ Northwestern University, have been Tudor at 304 West 42d Street in
according to Scott Snyder, acting director
CHIEF attached to a new bar son, including round- Associate tember, noted commentator Miguel named winners of $1000 scholarships Manhattan. Call Mary Novick at (212) of the Contemporary Affairs Program of
chair. trip travel on Aer Editor: Angel Granados Chapa lost his radio from the Overseas Press Club 983-4655 for reservations. the Asia Society.
show after he aired an interview with
Lingus, breakfast and AI Kaff Foundation, according to H.L. For the first time, the scholarships Mr. Lord occupies a crucial position
OPCER opposition presidential candidate
James C. Lagier, other meals, recep­ Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, who many Stevenson, president of the foundation. will carry the names of contributors involving numerous key issues in the
who joined AP in AWARDED Karen Breslau tions, events and ADDRESS believe was the real winner of the 1988 Oppenheim and Walton, who were who have donated $1000 or more. management of United States foreign
1962, became the wire more. CHANGE: OPC, policy in Asia, including the U.S. embar­
elections. Granados says he was chosen from among almost 70 appli­ Contributions, which are tax
service’s bureau chief WITH THE Breslau became If interested, 320 East 42nd go on Vietnam, the question of whether
in Tokyo recently. general editor in address your inquiries St., Mezzanine, dropped because regulators threatened cants, will receive their awards at a deductible, can be made to the OPC the North Koreans have or are building a
Lagier studied the YANKEE QUILL January 1993, after to : OPC Ireland Trip New York, N.Y. tsoe vceann ccoenl coenssei oonfs .t h“eT hrea dgioov enrentmweonrkt ’iss luncheon on January 20. Foundation, 320 East 42d Street, New nuclear bomb and the management of
Japanese language at serving as a 1995, OPC, 320 East 10017 extremely concerned over what radio Peter Arnett, prize-winning corre­ York, N.Y. 10017. American relations with China.
the Defense Language OPCer Hugh A. Bonn/Berlin corre­ 42d Street, audiences hear on the air, because that spondent for CNN and author of the This year’s awards are being made He was sworn in April 23 .Previously,
Institute at Monterey, Mulligan, special cor­ spondent since 1989. Mezzanine, N.Y., N.Y. FAX: is where the ruling party gets most of forthcoming Live From The in the names of Alexander Kendrick, he was chairman of the National
Calif. He succeeded respondent for the AP, During that time, she 10017. Please do not (212) 9834692 its votes,” he says. Battlefield, From Vietnam to Baghdad,
telephone. Unleashing Mexico’s long-subdued Continued on p. 2 Continued on p. 6
media will be a long process. Over two
decades, Junco’s Monterrey daily has
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Redeploying a Global
sidebar may be more important these
days than the main story it accompa­
Hanoi Express... Journalistic Army nies. The “color” or “scene” story
ars, poets, philosophers and throne of unearthed by scrap-metal scavengers. about the angry crowds around the
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the Nguyen emperors, who ruled from As the express rumbled on through parliament building may say more
it up. The coffee comes with a thick 1802 until Bao Dai abdicated in 1945. its second night toward its 7 a.m. BY LOUIS D. BOCCARDI know well, but highly unstable coun­ about a country’s future than the IAPA Says: Violence Against the Press Continues
layer of condensed milk at the bottom. Tragically, the old imperial enclosure arrival in Hanoi, I couldn’t help think­ The end of the Cold War has been tries or larger, supranational forces: report on what parliament decided.
Surprise! Each passenger is also called the “Forbidden Purple City” was ing how surprising it is that this railway nothing but good for journalism. If militant Islam, an unruly world econ­ More than before, the news is in fact
offered a free can of “333” beer, or almost leveled during the Viet Cong’s is running at all, considering all the analysis is journalism’s greatest art, omy, massive movements of popula­ the broader trend, the analysis we BY BOB BROWN in the Andes with Spanish moss and in the morning, there was very little
Coke if you prefer. 1960 TET offensive, which also killed bombings and dynamitings it has been what could be more invigorating than tions, Asia’s increasingly successful bring to the events. It is less what The Inter American Press Asso­ bamboo. water pressure and no hot water.
There’s no sleeping late on the Hanoi some 10,000 Hue residents. But the subjected to. a world where everything has to be pursuit of business and profit. If some participant “said today.” All ciation just held its 49th general Transportation included powerful Chile is another story. We spent two
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namese songs. tombs can be spotted, providing a fleet­ the former CBS correspondent who There was even a certain comfort in fervor. Leaders of mass movements their home regions, following their second largest attendance in its history. with the immigration and customs spectacular I have made.
On the road a few motorcyles and ing glance at Vietnam’s royal past. died during the past year, and the GTE it. True, the East-West conflict was in Yugoslavia, Somalia and other own special expertise. Technological Leaders of Argentina, Uruguay and offices of both countries. The hotel was
buses race the train. But the passing From Hue, the train heads northwest Corporation, the telecommunications complicated and occasionally nations sprouted with little warning, advances make it easier for corre­ Paraguay spoke from the same podium not luxurious but comfortable. Food Brown is president and editor of Editor
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wheelbarrows, bicycles, herds of mer dividing line between North and provided the funds for that scholarship. basically familiar: distinct nations, Complicating things further is that some of it the size of a backpack, lets comed, but IAPA—in its traditional But those of us assigned to the third past president of Sigma Delta Chi/SPJ.
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Approaching Da Nang, we pass the place. Some 5,000 people have been of all amounts are welcome. They will Their goals were the survival and resent far longer-term trends for problems with visas and official violence and legal action against the
historic Marble Mountains consisting killed there by leftover mines, mortar help finance our work with college and economic prosperity of their own reporters to recognize, understand harassment, has hampered us abroad. press continue. “Democracy alone is
of five stone hillocks said to represent shells and bombs. The only signs of university students who are interested nations, and ideological and military and interpret. In some countries, these problems no guarantee of free expression for Freedom of the Press?
the five elements of the Universe: earth, battle remaining today are scattered in careers as international correspon­ expansion when possible. Short of The only way to bring some sto­ have abated somewhat. either the press or individuals,” IAPA
water, fire, wood and metal. And below bunkers, B-52 bomb craters, and decay­ dents.” war, there were only three ways to ries home to Main Street, into a new- What it adds up to for the AP is concluded. Haiti and Cuba have no
them is China Beach (Bai Non Nuoc), a ing pieces of military equipment end any particular standoff in which shole where international news has to not some grand global shuttle that freedom of the press. Is Mexico relaxing its control of the media?
sugary stretch of sand where GIs rode the blocs were involved: East gives fight for every inch, may sometimes closes bureaus wholesale and opens a Argentina is booming. The peso is
the waves on surfboards during lulls in in, West gives in, or East and West be through the sheer force of excel­ raft of new ones as fault lines shift. on a par with the dollar, which is BYGERI SMITH hassled for interviewing opposition
theT whaer .Da Nang station is a hive of reach compromise. lent writing and presentation— We are a global news agency and our hacecldep itned tehvee reyuwphheorrei.a T ohfe Amergeteinngti nwaa’ss Mexico City’s newest daily newspa­ leaders. The government goes easier on
activity. Stalls lining the long platform Moreover, not just political con­ words, pictures and graphics. Even reach must remain broad. Yes, there soccer victory over Australia as well as per is aptly named: Reforma. While print journalists, partly because only
sell everything a traveler could want flict between Washington and the most skilled journalists may have are some reassignments, but the big­ passage of NAFTA by the U.S. many other papers are relegating stories about 15% of Mexicans—the political
from fruit and bread to towels and toilet Entertaining Voice: Moscow, but practically every other trouble understanding who’s acting ger change corresponds to the mas­ Congress. The Argentina government on the fraud-tainted Nov. 28 elections in and economic elite—read newspapers
paper. Better buy a roll of the latter. Wendy Saivetz of New world issue was a subset of the East- and who’s reacting in the world, and sive changes in the world we cover. and press, as well as most of the press Yucatán state to inside pages, Reforma and magazines.
Leaving Da Nang, our locomotive York City sang for the West standoff. Internal strife in a untangling the highly complicated As the world adapts to new global of Latin America, are enthusiastic and keeps blasting the government with Greased Palms. For decades, the
and seven cars begin their slow, steep guests. Wendy is Third World country, regional con­ passions behind many current dis­ structures that .must develop to optimistic that the benefits of NAFTA front-page articles calling the scandal a Mexican media have had an unhealthy,
ascent over a spur of the Truong Son about to record her flicts, even scientific and cultural putes. Even well-known modern replace the old patterns of the Cold will filter down to them. Argentina, “political soap opera.” Much of sometimes incestuous relationship with
Mountains jutting into the South China third compact disc. debates, all had their East-West over­ movements are poorly understood. War, so must news organizations like Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil have Mexico’s media is under the govern­ the government. Broadcasters have
Sea. This is the most dramatic stretch tones. Whether an international con­ For instance, what are the goals of ours adapt in how the news is report­ their own free trade zone developing ment’s thumb, but the $50 million start­ been loath to criticize official policies
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falls cascade down the cliff right under Which sides are the superpowers on? tional crusade against the Western Bariloche, giving the impression of a journalism in Mexico. As free trade news. Even today, the government
the train. A thousand feet below, the That was then. Now, with the Cold world to just a set of slogans for Louis D. Boccardi is the president Swiss landscape. After six days there, I remakes the country’s economy, inserts paid articles in many newspa­
ocean’s foamy white surf can be seen Wars end, world events have begun small, random protest movements in and chief executive officer of the was fortunate to be able to travel by Mexicans are demanding a more open pers, forking over as much as $30,000
crashing against the rocky coast. to spin on a variety of new axes. Its a dozen Muslim countries. There is Associated Press, which serves more boat and bus through the lake country flow of information. It will be difficult for a bylined front-page story. In many
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who attended the Holiday Party at The Tudor. politics are often not the nations we the oft-maligned man-on-the-street Freedom Forum Media Studies Center. Copyright 1993. surprising to find a tropical rain forest radio and TV stations are still being Continued on p. 6
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