Environmental group Greenpeace says the chapter as a whole is very disappointing.
She says the chapter began in August 2001, but got off to a bad start.
But at a news conference, Mr. Bush said the chapter should remain secret.
No wonder the campaign group Council for Canadians says the chapter is "largely aspirational and lacks any effective enforcement mechanism".
WorldCom executives said the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing would have no effect on the quality of service.
An administrator at the bankruptcy court, Brian Rushow, said the Chapter 9 application would be heard by a judge, but possibly not until next week.
The judge, Gregg W. Zive of the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Reno, Nev., has said the Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring should be completed by September, a company spokesman, Brent Brandon, said.
While the cathedral still supports legal action, Chartres said the chapter "would not condone the use of violence in effecting any expulsion".
I would have willingly sacrificed, say, the chapter on the Sunday Times's coverage of Northern Ireland for his impressions of Nixon, Reagan, Kissinger and Brando.
Bill Seymour, a department spokesman, said the chapter "will make existing policies more prominent to citizens who otherwise would have to consult state statutes".
