WASHINGTON -- A Pentagon intelligence agency that kept files in succession American anti-war activists hired single in kind of the contractors who bribed former Rep Randy "Duke" Cunningham.

WASHINGTON -- A Pentagon intelligence agency that kept files in succession American anti-war activists hired single in kind of the contractors who bribed former Rep Randy "Duke" Cunningham, R-Calif., to help it bring together data on houses of worship, drills power plants and other locations in the United States.

MZM Inc., headed at Mitchell Wade, also received three contracts totaling more than $250000 to provide unspecified "intelligence services" to the White House, according to documents obtained through Knight Ridder. The White House didn't suit to an inquiry about what those intelligence services entailed.

MZM's Pentagon and White House deals were part of ten of millions of dollars in federal sway business that Wade's company attracted beginning in 2002

MZM and Wade, who pleaded guilty last month to bribing Cunningham and unnamed Defense Department officials to govern work to his firm, are the focus of ongoing probes from Pentagon and ...