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Friday July 6 7:34 PM ET

Chandra Levy Had Untold 'Big News'

By MARK SHERMAN, Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - The day before she was last seen, Chandra Levy called her aunt
and left a message saying she had ``some big news'' to share.

Linda Zamsky says she still has no idea what her niece meant by the message left
April 29, but that there's no reason to believe it was something ominous.

``She was upbeat and full of life. There was absolutely no indication that she was
upset,'' Zamsky said.

Zamsky described the message in a statement issued Friday that was devoted mainly
to providing details about the affair Zamsky says Levy told her she had with Rep. Gary
Condit (news - bio - voting record). Levy is from Modesto, Calif., which Condit
represents.

Condit, 53 and married, has called Levy, a former intern at the U.S. Bureau of Prisons,
a ``good friend.'' His aides have denied a romantic relationship.

Meanwhile, ABC News reported Friday that police want to obtain Condit's cellular
telephone records to try to learn more about the congressman's contact with the intern.

Zamsky, who lives on Maryland's Eastern Shore, a couple of hours northeast of
Washington, said she decided to publicize what Levy confided to her because Condit
has not been forthcoming about the relationship.

``We believe that Rep. Condit's lack of candor is hindering efforts to find Chandra,''
Zamsky said. Her statement was released by the public relations firm that has been
hired by Billy Martin, the Levy family attorney in Washington.

Police have characterized Condit as cooperative in two interviews, and have said he is
not a suspect in Levy's disappearance. A police official said authorities already had
Zamsky's account, and found little in it to help them, including the cryptic message
about important news.

Telephone calls to Abbe Lowell, Condit's attorney, and his congressional office were
not returned. Marina Ein, a publicist hired by Lowell, said, ``None of this stuff is
advancing the investigation per se.''

Levy was two weeks beyond her 24th birthday when she was last seen April 30,
canceling her membership at a Washington health club. A search of her apartment
found nothing missing but her keys.

Police have no evidence of a crime, no suggestion that Levy ran off, no similarities
between Levy's case and those of other missing persons, Police Chief Charles
Ramsey said Thursday. He said police have all but ruled out suicide because so much
time has passed and no body been found.

Zamsky said Levy, in several conversations beginning around Thanksgiving, described
a secretive relationship with Condit that began last fall, shortly after she arrived in
Washington for her internship. Levy was a graduate student at the University of
Southern California who was completing her master's degree in public administration
with a Washington work-study program.

Zamsky said Levy told her that Condit said he would end the affair if anyone found out
about it.

Levy and Condit met often at his apartment and took care not to attract attention when
they went out, Zamsky said. ``She said they would take a taxi. ... She would come out
the door, grab the taxi, and then he would come out, baseball cap, jacket, kind of a 
little
incognito, and he would get in the cab with her,'' she said.

The last time Zamsky saw Levy was in early April, for the Jewish holiday of Passover.
On that visit, Levy showed off her newest present from Condit, a gold bracelet.

On April 29, Levy called Zamsky.

Zamsky said that Levy was heard on the answering machine saying: ``I'm planning on
packing my bags in the next week or 10 days. Heading home for a while. Don't know
what I'm going to do this summer. And I really have some big news or something
important to tell. Please call.''


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