Prosecutors say the senator received a quarter million dollars in gifts and services from an oil industry executive.

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Prosecutors had presented those billing records as evidence that Stevens did not disclose, as required by law, gifts and services he'd received.

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Prosecutors alleged that the Alaska senator omitted a quarter million dollars in gifts and services provided by an oil industry executive and other friends.

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He's not charged with taking bribes but with knowingly omitting from his Senate disclosure form a quarter million dollars in gifts and services from Allen, including major home renovations.

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One recent fund raising campaign sent parents to local stores for donations to a silent auction and many local businesses freely donated gifts and services but others wanted a receipt.

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OK, back, missing a piece where he tempers expectations for services like Gifts and Graph Search.

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The longest-serving Republican in Senate history, Stevens was indicted on charges of concealing gifts he received from an Alaska oil services company.

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Those gifts came from Bill Allen, the head of a major oil services company.

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