WASHINGTON AP - The government's star witness departed the corruption trial of Sen. Ted Stevens the way he entered: without exchanging even a glance with the defendant, his dear old ex-friend.Bill Allen, a self-made oil pipeline magnate, spent nearly four days on the witness stand detailing a relationship that spanned two decades and, according to prosecutors, crossed ethical lines.
October 07, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – The government’s star witness departed the corruption trial of Sen. Ted Stevens the way he entered: without exchanging even a glance with the defendant, his dear old ex-friend.
Bill Allen, a self-made oil pipeline magnate, spent nearly four days on the witness stand detailing a relationship that spanned two decades and, according to prosecutors, crossed ethical lines.
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