Judiciary panel clears Bush on firings no involvement ruled
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy said President Bush was not involved in the firings of U.S. attorneys last winter and rejected executive privilege claims for his chief of staff Josh Bolten and former adviser Karl Rove. The ruling directs Bolten and others to comply with subpoenas and could lead to contempt votes, though no deadlines or plans were set.
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Real estate theft case prompts open house vigilance
Real estate agents warn homeowners to lock up valuables and screen visitors after two women posing as buyers stole jewelry and items worth over 73000 in Manhattan and New Jersey. Police arrested Jessica Joyner and Jennifer Jones on grand larceny charges. brokers cite ID checks and extra staff at high traffic open houses.
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