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The judge ordered the Wyoming Tribune Eagle and the Cheyenne Herald not to publish information about the report for at least 10 days. He says the report on a community college president’s trip to Costa Rico was improperly taken and that releasing details could prompt the federal government to cut college grant money. || Read the Tribune Eagle’s story. || Cheyenne Herald has the court documents.
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Judge blocks Wyoming papers from publishing stories about report on college president’s trip
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