Sealed pardons in South Dakota spark legal and political clash
South Dakota has kept pardons secret since a 1983 law, shielding arrest to conviction records. Names of beneficiaries such as Russell Means and others remain undisclosed amid lawsuits and a legislative push to end blanket secrecy, with governors Janklow and Meierhenry defending the policy.
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St. Paul
Minn
South Dakota
Means
Bill Janklow
Sioux Falls
S.D
Congress
Janklow
Mark Meierhenry
State Prosecutors Association
Gail Hughes
The
Association of Paroling Authorities International
Hughes
Mike Rounds
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Canada
FDA targets Arkansas firm in crackdown on imported medicines
The FDA warns Rx Depot Inc of Lowell Arkansas that it illegally imports cheaper drugs from Canada and lied online about FDA approval. The action marks a broader push against the growing Internet and mail order import trade that serves U S customers who buy medicines abroad.
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Washington
Canada
Rx Depot
U.S
The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
United States
Rx Depot Inc
Lowell, Ark
Lawyer to testify against former D-Day memorial foundation president
A former lawyer for the National D-Day Memorial Foundation agreed to testify against former president Richard Burrow after admitting to helping defraud Virginia of 5.2 million dollars to aid the monument. The deal avoids wire fraud charges. Burrow faces new indictment as the foundation, once backed by Bush, remains in Chapter 11 with 7 million in debt.
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D-Day Memorial Foundation
Roanoke
National
Virginia
Robert Harrison Jr
Richard Burrow
Investi
Harrison
Burrow
Dday Foundation
Virginia State Bar
Supervisory Memorial Foundation
Bush
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