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Story last updated at 10/30/2009 - 11:42 am Bill Allen asked the U.S. District Court for leniency this week, shortly before being sentenced to three years in prison and fined $375,000 for corruption. Full Article at Juneau Empire
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Wednesday the political community weighed in on former VECO Corp. CEO Bill Allen's sentencing, and most agree that Allen caused considerable damage in the state. "It's hard to judge how much time he should've gotten. Full Article at KTUU
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by Channel 2 News staff Wednesday, October 28, 2009 ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- In a poll conducted by Channel 2 News, respondents were asked if they thought Bill Allen got a fair sentence. Here is the official question and results of the 360 people who voted. Full Article at KTUU
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Asking for leniency and a sentence of only six months in prison, Bill Allen wants a federal judge to look beyond his corruption of Alaska politics to a life of charity and job creation in the state. Full Article at Miami Herald
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Prosecutors seek prison time for Allen 102309 STATE 1 The Associated Press ANCHORAGE - Federal prosecutors say the former chief executive of a company that did construction work for oil companies should be sentenced to nearly four years in prison... Full Article at Juneau Empire
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