Neal McCaleb wants an apology from court official

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2003

Former assistant secretary Neal McCaleb has filed court papers asking for an apology for a report that accused him of violating federal law.

McCaleb admitted that he erased e-mail correspondence regarding the Indian trust but said it was a mistake. His attorneys, who are being paid with taxpayer funds, say special master Alan Balaran jumped to conclusions about the incident.

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McCaleb denies knowingly deleting e-mails (The Daily Oklahoman 1/13)

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