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In Scotland, 'Abramoff' Draws Blank Stares

By Tory Newmyer
Roll Call Staff
June 13, 2006, Midnight

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — For all the Beltway chatter about the world’s original golf course and what may or may not have happened when Jack Abramoff flew federal officials here in 2000 and again in 2002, locals in this windswept beach town are distinctly uninterested.

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