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fraternity (Psi chapter), in 1968. Siegelman served in the Air National Guard for 19 months as a fuel handler and fuel truck driver, and was discharged for medical reasons in 1969. In his 1994 campaign for lieutenant governor, Republican
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1465:"Did Ex-Alabama Governor Get A Raw Deal? 60 Minutes Reports On Bribery Conviction Of Don Siegelman In A Case Criticized by Democrats And Republicans"
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2185:"Don Siegelman returns to prison Tuesday"
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2863:A website in support of Don Siegelman
2708:"‘60 Minutes’ Blackout Investigation"
2683:"FCC questions '60 Minutes' blackout"
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1480:Horton, Scott (February 24, 2008).
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2727:JAMES, ANDREW (February 8, 2017).
2579:Zagorin, Adam (October 10, 2007).
2443:Wilson, Glynn (October 24, 2007).
2133:"Siegelman Pleads His Case At DNC"
1918:"Siegelman Fraud Case Dismissed",
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1508:"Timeline of Don Siegelman case"
1416:"Timeline of Don Siegelman Case"
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2581:"Rove Linked to Alabama Case"
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1506:Kent Faulk (May 18, 2019).
1095:Release from federal prison
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600:Attorney General of Alabama
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2668:November 28, 2008, at the
2537:"The House Lawyer Departs"
2388:The Bulletin's Frontrunner
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1842:"Voters Say No, Now What?"
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1167:Karl Rove connection
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2401:The Birmingham News
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2159:"Around the Nation"
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1140:2014 appeal
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3706:Cunningham
3677:Lieutenant
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3624:G. Wallace
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3589:Folsom Sr.
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