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Former Wliite House travel office
chief indicted by federal grand jury
WASHINGTON (AP) — The
former White House travel of
fice chief was charged Wednes
day with embezzling from news
organizations in a case that re
news debate over the 1993 fir
ing of employees who arranged
for reporters to travel with the
president.
A federal grand jury indict
ment said Billy R. Dale, a veter
an of more than 30 years at the
White House, pocketed more
than $68,000 that news organi
zations paid to cover their re
porters’ travel expenses.
But in two counts of embezzle
ment and conversion, the grand
jury only charged Dale with steal
ing more than $33,297.95.
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five years ago — a statute of limi
tations prohibits charges about
actions that old.
Justice Department
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Wednesday, but had denied
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Tabackman said he could show
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erated with the investigation.
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people” into the office. She said
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Republicans contend that the
inquiries by then-White House
chief of staff Mack McLarty and
by the congressional General
Accounting Office were not crit
ical enough.
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