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Unlike predecessors, this gov shuts out news media

By Richard Borreca

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Oct 16, 2011

~~<p>When John A. Burns was governor, the door to his press secretary's office was always open and the political reporters would stop by once or twice a day. It was more a sign of a less-security-conscious time rather than the information flowing from the Governor's Office.</p>
<p>Press secretary Don Horio, a former Star-Bulletin newspaper reporter, was fairly closed-mouth.</p>
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When John A. Burns was governor, the door to his press secretary's office was always open and the political reporters would stop by once or twice a day. It was more a sign of a less-security-conscious time rather than the information flowing from the Governor's Office.

Press secretary Don Horio, a former Star-Bulletin newspaper reporter, was fairly closed-mouth. Login for more...



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