Ex-Penn State President Graham Spanier has been defiantly denying Sandusky-related accusations against him and his university for months now, so it wasn't exactly surprising when he asked for a little casual reprieve from the terms of his bail last month. A month after being charged in November with endangering the welfare of children, among other things, Spanier asked the state to let him travel to Germany to visit a Holocaust memorial, to Slovakia for a wedding, and to the U.K., where he apparently has some business with the State Department. This after accusing Gov. Corbett of prosecuting him out of personal