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Edwards Targeted Supporters for Mistress Cash, Aide Says BusinessWeek Young then suggested approaching fellow plaintiffs' lawyer Fred Baron, whom he described as a longtime political supporter with deep pockets. Edwards rejected the idea because Baron was a “gossip,” Young said. Baron later spent more than $200000 on ... and more »

Oak Cliff residents oppose plan to raze 1920s-era gas station - Dallas Morning News (subscription)

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Oak Cliff residents oppose plan to raze 1920s-era gas station Dallas Morning News (subscription) Tailim Song, a lawyer representing owners Jay Song (no relation) and John Chong, said they “really wanted to save that old gas station.” But doing so would have required removing the building's asbestos and been too costly, he said.

Edwards Targeted Supporters for Mistress Cash, Aide Says

Ex-presidential candidate John Edwards, on trial for allegedly using campaign funds to hide an affair, initially targeted a longtime friend and a successful musician for money to support his mistress, a former aide said.