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Playing referee in a dispute between the lawyers representing a group of baseball umpires and its new union, a federal judge in Philadelphia has issued a strict protective order requiring the plaintiffs not to use any financial information they receive from the union for any purpose other than the litigation. The suit focuses on the union's requirement that all umpires must either be members or pay it a "financial core fee."
October 18, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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