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Source: The Washington Times
In secretly recorded phone conversations played in court Monday, Sen. Ted Stevens tried to encourage an oil-rich friend whose property had been raided by FBI agents and whose time...
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- News Source: The Hill | 3 months agoAllen's testimony is the backbone of the government's case that Stevens knowingly and willingly accepted more than $250,000 in gifts and home renovations from Veco without disclosing them on his annual Senate financial forms...The defense argues that...
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- News Source: USA Today | 3 months agoOil pipeline executive Bill Allen returns to the witness stand Tuesday to continue his testimony in the corruption trial of his old friend, Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska. Prosecutors on Monday revealed the contents of taped phone calls in which the two...
- News Source: The Washington Times | 3 months agoIn secretly recorded phone conversations played in court Monday, Sen. Ted Stevens tried to encourage an oil-rich friend whose property had been raided by FBI agents and whose time had become entangled in grand jury proceedings during a corruption...
- News Source: Anchorage Daily News | 3 months agoBut the recordings also provided insight into how Stevens has maintained his presence in Washington and Alaska without shrinking in shame or embarrassment despite the long, public investigation and then his seven-count felony indictment in July. "You'...
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