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DOJ Examines Member Filings

Aides Also See FDs Scrutinized

By Paul Kane
Roll Call Staff
March 13, 2006, Midnight

The Justice Department pulled the personal financial records of at least nine Members of Congress and at least seven former staffers last summer and fall, many of whom have been identified publicly as having links to ex-lobbyist Jack Abramoff.

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