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Press watchdog backs Argus

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Title: Press watchdog backs Argus
Date: Monday, 1 August 1994
Publisher: The Argus (UK)
Author: Paul Bracchi
Main source: cosmedia.freewinds.be

Tags: Greenfields School (Forest Row, UK) • Narconon (aka Scientology drug rehab) • Paul Bracchi • Press Complaints Commission (UK) • Private investigator(s) • The Argus (UK)

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Britain's newspaper watchdog has thrown out complaints against the Evening Argus by the Church of Scientology. The cult accused us of inaccurate and misleading reporting following our investigation into its activities earlier this year. But the Press Complaints Commission dismissed every single allegation. Today Argus editor Chris Fowler said: "The Scientologists have tried every trick in the book to prevent us publishing details about their activities. "This ruling confirms that our investigations were carried out to the highest standards of British ... [Read the rest at cosmedia.freewinds.be]