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Specter Ends Spygate Probe

June 17th, 2008 · No Comments

ESPN.com reports Senator Arlen Specter said he will not seek any further hearings on the issue of Spygate, according to the Philadelphia Daily News. Specter intends to look into public financing of sports stadiums instead. He believes taxpayers should not foot the bill for stadium construction for NFL owners.