A timely article by Michael R. Lemov on the 41st Anniversary of the Enactment of the Freedom of Information Act.   John Moss and the Battle for Freedom of Information, 41 Years Later. COMMENTARY | July 03, 2007 | How one modest but stubborn congressman overcame the many entrenched obstacles to win the American people access to information about the activities of their government. By Michael R. Lemov

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Origin  &  Overview: the Legislative History
Board of Directors  & Congressional Advisory Committee
The John E. Moss Public Service Award:  a statement of purpose
Library Pages  &  Press Releases  &  Photographs
Freedom of Information Pages
Tributes and Obituaries
Selected Links to Other Sites  &  Acknowledgments and Thanks
Foreign Affairs (Vietnam Era)

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Commentary and Analysis:

	Right-to-know crusader Moss was FBI's thorn   - by Michael Doyle
	The Man Who Perfected Oversight   - by Ward Sinclair
	Rep. John Moss (1913-1997) - An appreciation    by Michael Lemov
	John Moss would be the man to tackle Enron   by Michael R. Lemov
	John Moss, A Remembrance   - by the Hon. Marc Marks
	In Their Own Words....

Investor Protection and Competitive Markets:

Securities Acts Amendments of 1975   - by Harvey Rowen

Consumer Protection:

THE REGULATORS: 'Firestonewalling' Again? Two Decades Later, Echoes of Earlier Testimony   - by Cindy Skrzycki