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Bills would limit Oregon public records law

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From San Francisco Chronicle:

SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Want to find out if a particular motel has bedbugs? … Who won the lottery? … How much a retired public employee is earning from a pension?

Some in the Oregon Legislature want to keep that information confidential, and several bills would cut off public access to those records.

Tagged Oregon open government, oregon open records, Oregon Public Records Act, oregon transparency

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