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Timothy Crews, publisher of a small newspaper in remote Glenn County, won a victory this week in his long campaign to pry open the county trial courts' financial records. On Tuesday, the Third District Court of Appeal held that Crews' newspaper, The Sacramento Valley Mirror , is entitled to detailed court financial records maintained by the county government. Crews has demanded receipts to document spending by the two-judge bench on meals, travel and training programs.
May 30, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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