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Jay Hashmall, a top aide to County Executive Spano, resigned Thursday following news reports of an investigation into whether he had used his position to help award construction contracts to a former legal client and political ally.

The top deputy to the Westchester county executive resigned yesterday, a month after a local newspaper reported that he had used his position to help award construction contracts to a former client and political ally.

The weight of laundering $2.5 million to a lawmaker through his or her so-called "independent" super PAC can carry a lot of sway over whether that lawmaker may intervene to help award a government contract.

Already, Turkish backing has helped award to Bulgaria the headquarters of a planned new Balkan peacekeeping force, the "Balkan brigade", sponsored by the United States and NATO.For Turkey's part, friendship with Bulgaria is a welcome change in a country with uncomfortable, if not hostile, relations with all its other neighbours.

The Justice Department has provoked a sharp debate among lawyers by asking whether it should use formulas to help determine awards from the federal fund for victims of the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

B6 COMPUTING THE COMPENSATION -- The Justice Department has provoked sharp debate among lawyers by asking whether it should use formulas to help determine awards from the federal fund for victims of the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

The two were selected to help the awards show achieve its goal of attracting a younger audience.

David Hunter, chief executive of QuestBridge, a California organization that helps award scholarships to top low-income students nationwide, told me that some students who received the group's material in the mail did not initially know what to make of it.

For cash, the council workers helped award contracts to the Edinburgh firm.

The former speaker of the State House was convicted Wednesday of conspiracy, extortion and fraud for helping award a lucrative state contract to a software company in exchange for kickbacks.

Ms. Deinhardt wrote that Ms. Roberts was so close to her nephew that she crossed ethical lines by helping award the contract.