White House eases rule to see records, annuls Bush stance

By BY MICHAEL J. SNIFFEN THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

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The Obama administration advised federal agencies Thursday to release their records and information to the public unless foreseeable harm would result.

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This article was published March 20, 2009 at 3:29 a.m.

Front Section, Pages 1, 9 on 03/20/2009

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