Phelan Says Irving To Accuse Him Of Book Money Missing
James Phelan alleges Irving will blame him for $60,000 missing from the Hughes biography project. He cites a manuscript link and says officials cannot account for the funds from the $730,000 paid, while McGraw-Hill and Life withdrew publication plans. Phelan details a Long Beach incident as a notable coincidence supporting his claims.
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Indigent Seekers May Run for Congress Without Filing Fee
A three judge federal panel ruled in California that indigents may run for Congress without paying the 425 filing fee. The decision, though aimed at Chote’s bid, appears to affect state and federal offices statewide. Raymond G. Chote, a 46 year old Annapolis graduate, argued his own case and sought relief from the fee.
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Lawyers Shape Long-Running Hughes Case Review
Phelan and Irving frame the Hughes affair as the culmination of years of investigative reporting. Phelan notes the case will anchor the first chapter of a forthcoming Random House book on major investigative work.
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