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Penn St officials head to court on perjury charges

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    The university is paying legal costs for Curley and Schultz because the allegations against them concern how they fulfilled their responsibilities as employees, spokeswoman Lisa Powers said.

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    Genaro C. Armas in State College, Pa., contributed to this report.

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