Federal prosecutors investigating corruption at a state pension fund in Illinois have subpoenaed records concerning $4.5 million in fees that a Washington-based investment firm is paying the new treasurer of the Republican National Committee, government sources confirmed Tuesday. The subpoena calls for documents related to the fund, the Carlyle Group and Robert Kjellander, said sources who spoke only on condition of anonymity, saying prosecutors want details of the probe kept secret.
August 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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