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Senate probes Gold Hill stationery use in North Carolina
Washington notes report the Senate committee chaired by Thompson will investigate alleged misuse of official stationery tied to Gold Hill Consolidated Offices in North Carolina. The five member panel, with Democrats and Republicans, plans hearings this week, questioning witnesses including Postmaster General appointees and West Virginia officials as it weighs potential evidence and policy implications.
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