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HILL BRIEFS
Group Put On Hold For Clinton Phone Records
A federal judge scolded Judicial Watch while ruling Tuesday that the advocacy group must wait in line for phone records from the days when Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., was first lady.
Judicial Watch had asked for the records under the Freedom of Information Act, then sued to have them released immediately. But librarians for the Clinton presidential library in Little Rock, Ark., said there was a tremendous backlog. Fulfilling the Judicial Watch request first, the library argued, would mean skipping over other requests.
"Judicial Watch must abide by the kindergarten commandment to wait one's turn," U.S. District Judge James Robertson said, according to the Associated Press.
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5/21/2008 AM Contents
- Earmark Foes Target Authorization Bill
- Deferred Compensation Offset Moves Closer To Reality In Extenders Debate
- Conferees Approve Resolution, But Floor Timing Uncertain
- Senate Supplemental Reignites Passions Over Immigration
- Ex-Republican Wins Democratic Nod To Face McConnell
- Plant Closing Law Needs Improvement, Senate Panel Told
- Quick Override Attempt Expected When Farm Bill Is Vetoed
- Concerns About Kennedy Bring About Temporary Truce
- Waxman, Issa Collide Over EPA Administrator's Testimony
- Boxer Touts Revisions To Climate Change Legislation
- GAO, FCC Regulators Warn Of Trouble Over Shift To DTV
- Advocates Question ICE Workplace Raids' Effect On Kids
- Davis' Last Data Report Card Sees Some Overall Improvement
- Manager Says Institutional Investors Should Be Hemmed In
- Panel Moves Carefully To Revamp Credit Monitoring Bill
PEOPLE
WIRED IN WASHINGTON
HILL BRIEFS
- Technology Groups Urge Passage Of Pending FTAs
- Telemarketing Scams Stung In FTC Sweep
- Budget Veterans Starting 12-Step Plan For Future
- Hospital Satisfaction Rates Publicized In HHS Ads
- Group Put On Hold For Clinton Phone Records
MARKUP REPORTS
- NASA Authorization Soars At Subcommittee Markup
- Disabled Veterans Memorial Would Get Boost From Coin
- Amtrak Reauthorization Zips Through House Subcommittee
