Excellent freudian slip in the New York Times
NYT: Senator Ted Stevens Indicted in Corruption Case
A federal grand jury has indicted longtime Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, on charges of failing to disclose receiving gifts of services and construction work as part of a wide-ranging corruption inquiry involving public officials and corporations in his home state. The indictment accuses Mr. Stevens of failing to report on his financial disclosure forms receiving gifts of more than $250,000 - in labor and corruption materials - from Veco Corporation.
It's since been corrected to read "construction materials", but one could argue there was little real difference either way.
A federal grand jury has indicted longtime Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, on charges of failing to disclose receiving gifts of services and construction work as part of a wide-ranging corruption inquiry involving public officials and corporations in his home state. The indictment accuses Mr. Stevens of failing to report on his financial disclosure forms receiving gifts of more than $250,000 - in labor and corruption materials - from Veco Corporation.
It's since been corrected to read "construction materials", but one could argue there was little real difference either way.