WASHINGTON AP - As many as five senators and a former secretary of state may take the stand at the corruption trial of Sen. Ted Stevens in coming weeks, a federal judge said Monday.Former Secretary of State Colin Powell and Democratic Sens. Ted Kennedy and Patrick Leahy were among more than 200 potential witnesses announced Monday as jury selection began in what is expected to be a monthlong trial.
September 22, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – As many as five senators and a former secretary of state may take the stand at the corruption trial of Sen. Ted Stevens in coming weeks, a federal judge said Monday.
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell and Democratic Sens. Ted Kennedy and Patrick Leahy were among more than 200 potential witnesses announced Monday as jury selection began in what is expected to be a monthlong trial.
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