Stricter push to strengthen Freedom of Information Act
Washington congressmen urge reform of the Freedom of Information Act after hearings with 142 witnesses over 41 days. They fault bureaucratic delay, abuse of fee schedules, and improper mixing of records, proposing faster responses and costs to the wrongly withheld data. Rep. Moss said information openness is vital to prevent an elected dictatorship.
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John E. Moss
D-Calif
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Rep. Williams
Moorhead
D-Pa
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