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"News reports say federal prosecutors have opened an Investigation of Alan Mollohan's finances,* an announcer says In the spot The ad also charges that Mollohan received campaign money from people who benefited from legislation he promoted. The ad ends with these words: To be continued." Mollohan has denied any wrongdoing. He faces state Del. Chris Waklm (R) In November. • Meanwhile, Mollohan's campaign began running an ad attacking Waklm's controversial past association with "gray" video poker machines, which are now Illegal In the state. "Republican Chris Waklm wont come clean about his Illegal gambling machines," the ad's announcer says, while Waklm Is shown In front of video poker terminals. Waklm, a bar owner, admitted In 2001 that he paid out winnings on the 16 gray machines he operated, even though they were for amusement only and and payouts were Illegal. The state outlawed the gray machines altogether In 2002. 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