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It was Mr. Russo who insisted that such so‐called radicals as Tom Hayden, the antiwar activist, be called to testify at this trial.

Martinez, who represents portions of the San Fernando Valley, intends to cooperate with the inquiry but has not been called to testify at this point, Behr said.

"James Bulger will testify at this trial and he will present evidence, corroborated by others, that he received immunity from the Department of Justice," attorney J.W. Carney said to an Associated Press reporter.

The doctor also told the jury that he had been paid $2,400 so far by the defense to testify at the trial, adding, "This is not exactly a complicated case forensically".

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Aaron is expected to testify at this week's trial.

Mr. Nasser initially declined to testify at this week's federal hearings on the tire recall, saying that others at Ford were better qualified to discuss specifics.

Ms. Rosales was subpoenaed to testify at this week's hearings in United States District Court for the Southern District, but invoked her Fifth Amendment right not to incriminate herself.

The bronchitis got so bad I had to drop out of the study". Mr. Alden was scheduled to testify at this week's hearing, but he told me he had to withdraw because the D.E.A. refused to give him legal immunity if he admitted using marijuana not from the government.

In all, 55 people are scheduled to testify at this week's hearings, including drug and insurance company officials, safety advocates, infectious disease specialists worried about antibiotic resistance and abortion opponents, who are fighting an over-the-counter birth control pill, which taken in high doses can be used as a morning-after contraceptive.

"This is terror," said Mr. Peccerelli, who will testify at the trial.