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Wednesday, July 06, 2005

BREAKING NEWS ~ TIME reporter Cooper agrees to testify before grand jury, Miller balks
David Shucosky at 2:31 PM ET

[JURIST] AP is reporting that TIME magazine reporter Matthew Cooper has agreed to comply with government demands to testify before a grand jury [JURIST report] investigating the identity leak of CIA operative Valerie Plame [Wikipedia profile]. TIME previously turned over Cooper's notes [JURIST report]. Cooper told the judge presiding in his case Wednesday that he had received a direct communication from his source giving him permission to testify about the source's identity. AP has more.

2:57 PM ET - In a related development, AP is reporting that New York Times reporter Judith Miller has refused to reveal her source to the same grand jury.



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