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In a move that could spare former State Sen. Vincent J. Fumo years behind bars, a judge yesterday cut the length of the prison term that could be imposed under federal sentencing guidelines from up to 27 years to no more than 14.
The Bush program's secrecy - only three Justice lawyers knew of it - nearly brought mass resignations.
WASHINGTON - The Bush White House so strictly controlled access to its warrantless-eavesdropping program that only three Justice Department lawyers were aware of the plan, which nearly ignited mass resignations and a constitutional crisis when a wider circle of administration officials began to question its legality, according to a watchdog report released yesterday.
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After decades under the sway of the city’s political leaders, the BOARD OF REVISION OF TAXES is drowning in dysfunction, leaving Philadelphia with some of the most haphazard and unfair property values in the nation.
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