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Energy documents ordered released
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2002 A federal judge has ordered the Department of Energy to release over 7,500 pages of documents used in the formation of the President's national energy policy. The order is part of a lawsuit filed by an environmental group which filed a freedom of information request for the records. The suit is separate from the General Accounting Office challenge to the energy task force. The order requires the department to hand over the documents by March 25. Get the Story:
Energy Dept. Ordered To Release Documents (The Washington Post 2/28)
Judge Orders Release of Energy Panel's Files (The New York Times 2/28)
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