Pettitte Asks to be Excused From Hearing

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From Duff Wilson of the NY Times: WASHINGTON — The chairman of the House Oversight Committee is supporting Andy Pettitte’s request not to have to testify publicly against his former teammate Roger Clemens at a public hearing on Wednesday, a congressional staff person said Monday. [link]

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