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Campus Notebook: Freedom of Information

By Tricia Miller
Roll Call Staff
March 12, 2009, Midnight

A provision in the omnibus appropriations bill that President Barack Obama signed on Wednesday will get the ball rolling on free public access to legislative data.

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