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Lt. Gov. Bill Hobbs forecasts swift action on HB 3 expanding the open meetings law. HB 10 shields newsmen from forced disclosure and awaits subcommittee review, with possible expansion to include federal definitions and a mandamus process. HB 6 faces delays to April 10 for broader government records access, while a new tax bill is expected due to higher education and welfare costs.
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