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NPS to rewrite 'gag order' for employees
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2002 The National Park Service is not trying to violate the free speech rights of employees, a regional spokesperson said. But the agency nonetheless will rewrite a memo that requires employees to obtain a "certificate of compliance" when speaking in a "non-official" capacity. A Department of Interior employee watchdog group says the directive is illegal. Get the Story:
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