The Charlotte Observer and most other major metropolitan dailies published extensive excerpts.
Newspapers thrive on putting basic documents out to the public.
Here is the opportunity for you to read the unvarnished results of the special prosecutor's investigation into the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal, without reporters or columnists' interpretations. That is why this newspaper publishes entire texts or long excerpts of important local government documents. For instance, we devoted nine pages to the new Locust master plan. We published last week and this major portions of the text of the school superintendant's annual report to the school board. And we published full, lengthy documents related to the resignation of E.H. Morton Jr. as schools attorney.