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Dispute grows over Ridge
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THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 2002 Refusing to budge about allowing Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge to testify, the White House has changed its mind about one of his senior aides. The White House offered to provide Steve Abbot, Ridge's deputy, for an unclassified public briefing. But after Democrats painted this is a victory, the administration wanted the session private. Get the Story:
Congress, White House Fight Over Ridge Status (The Washington Post 3/21) Relevant Links:
Office of Homeland Security - http://www.whitehouse.gov/homeland Related Stories:
Ridge still refusing to testify (3/20)
Senate might subpoena Ridge (3/18)
Ridge refuses to testify (3/5)
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