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Ixineath the surface, Ponomart huk s.mi
"Behind overy fad you have to see a vision. In1
said "You have to lx- aide to sot: I hi; phenomenon "
Tht' same training is givon to mainstream journalists,
who art; considered tin right arm of the < omniums!
I’artv. I’onomarolnik said
Government anti independent journalists .alike an
responsible for spreading information aixiut perestroi
ka said Igor kots. a correspondent .for the journa:
Huihn.i, or Homeland
' The press has played the main role in perestroika,
kols said "From (reading) newspapers, the Soviet pee
pie understand what has happened under perestroi
ka
Soviet journalists have written thousands of artu les
analyzing the effeds Soviet President Mikhail (airtia
i hev's reform proposals would have on Soviet (ill
zens, and have also been re examining the (last buried
by Communist pro|iagantia. kots said
In addition to learning how to dig beneath the air
face of a story, other aspects of practical I training for
Soviet journalists are similar to licit of their t' S conn
terparts, fie said
Moreover, many nspeds of the l' S media, includ
ing tlie type of equipment used, advertising and news
agent ies. are also found in the Soviet Union, lie said
Soviet journalists use computers, but their use is
currently limited to the large newspapers Advertising
From (reading) newspapers, the
Soviet people understand what has
happened under
perestroika.'
— Igor Kols
is morn widespread in tides ision than in prim. Kols
said. ,m<i advertising us a whole is not as widespread
as ii is in Amorim
In addition to lass, the Soviet government's official
news agency, four or five independent news 'agencies
in the Soviet Union, he said, adding that independent
journalists distrust provided h\ l ass
The University's journalism school arranged the
journalists' visit through the World Affairs Council in
Portland The Soviet group's visit to the United States
from June 10 to July r> is sponsored by the United
Stales Information Agency
The meeting, whir h was dominated by funnily ques
lions about the Soviet political situation, was "the usu
al Russian discussion." Kots said "All contradic
tions
Mikhail Degtyar, chief of the Video Supplement De
partment of Knnisulmolskuyu I'nmlu. the daily news
paper of the All-Union League of Communist Youth in
Most ow, had another persper live
"(loot) thing we're discussing this while we’re so
her," he said
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