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Fees Paid to Stevens' Son Questioned

SOURCE: // Associated Press

7 Oct 2008 // JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - Executives from an oil field services company linked to a sweeping federal corruption probe question whether the son of U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens performed legitimate work for thousands in fees paid to him.

Stevens is on trial for allegedly lying on financial disclosure forms and former longtime friend and VECO Corp. founder Bill Allen is the government's key witness.

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