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Complaint Against Former Top Palin Aide Dismissed
ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- An ethics complaint against a top aide of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has been dismissed as lacking merit.
The complaint was dismissed last week by Alaska's deputy attorney general, Craig Tillery. It alleged that former press secretary Bill McAllister worked on state time to benefit Palin's interest during and after her quest as the GOP vice presidential candidate.
A report from the state Department of Law recommending dismissal of the complaint concluded that no evidence was found that state ethics law was violated.
The grievance was among six filed against Palin or her staff by Anchorage resident Andree McLeod. Five have been dismissed, and one is pending.
[Expect front page headline in the NYT 'soon'...]
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NEA put to work for Obama
The National Endowment for the Arts is supposed to be an apolitical government agency that does nothing more than decide on worthy artistic projects and fund them.
They are a grant agency - and little else. Write to them about your latest idea for a one man show involving cow manure sculptures and you'll probably get approved.
Just one thing though. It would help if one of your cow manure statues was of President Obama, as Abbey Schachter of the New York Post explains:
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Thief thanks cops for rescuing him
An Italian thief thanked police officers for arresting him and putting an end to a beating from Korean tourists whom he had robbed in Rome, police say. ''I must thank you; they were massacring me,''' the 48-year-old criminal told police after he was arrested near the Theatre of Marcellus...
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Complaint Against Former Top Palin Aide Dismissed
ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- An ethics complaint against a top aide of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has been dismissed as lacking merit.
The complaint was dismissed last week by Alaska's deputy attorney general, Craig Tillery. It alleged that former press secretary Bill McAllister worked on state time to benefit Palin's interest during and after her quest as the GOP vice presidential candidate.
A report from the state Department of Law recommending dismissal of the complaint concluded that no evidence was found that state ethics law was violated.
The grievance was among six filed against Palin or her staff by Anchorage resident Andree McLeod. Five have been dismissed, and one is pending.
[Expect front page headline in the NYT 'soon'...]
READ MORE
NEA put to work for Obama
The National Endowment for the Arts is supposed to be an apolitical government agency that does nothing more than decide on worthy artistic projects and fund them.
They are a grant agency - and little else. Write to them about your latest idea for a one man show involving cow manure sculptures and you'll probably get approved.
Just one thing though. It would help if one of your cow manure statues was of President Obama, as Abbey Schachter of the New York Post explains:
READ MORE
Thief thanks cops for rescuing him
An Italian thief thanked police officers for arresting him and putting an end to a beating from Korean tourists whom he had robbed in Rome, police say. ''I must thank you; they were massacring me,''' the 48-year-old criminal told police after he was arrested near the Theatre of Marcellus...
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