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Monday, November 19, 2007 Court, lawmakers debate Ohioans' access to public records by WKSU's DANIEL HOCKENSMITH	Reporter Daniel Hockensmith

Several recent decisions by the Ohio Supreme Court and the General Assembly are drawing criticism from open-records advocates.

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