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This citation is used to establish the precedent that if a tape recording of a public meeting is purchased with agency funds, it must be made available for public inspection. The decision uses this precedent to support the conclusion that a tape purchased with personal funds does not need to be made available, applying the converse of the rule established in OAG 92-111.
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