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Watchdogs seek probe of potential broken ethics pledges
A private watchdog group today formally asked the Interior Department's Office of Inspector General to investigate potential ethics violations by six political appointees.
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Michael Doyle, E&E News reporter
A private watchdog group today formally asked the Interior Department's Office of Inspector General to investigate potential ethics violations by six political appointees.
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