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0 Comments | Oakland Tribune, May 27, 2003 | by Robert Gammon, STAFF WRITER
Smith said if he's ultimately denied the power to subpoena financial records of city contractors, it will significantly reduce the ability of Oakland's taxpayers to determine whether they're getting a fair deal when the city contracts out its services.
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