Fake doctor indicted for sex charges in New Jersey
Leonard Brian Schwartz, a car salesman from Old Bridge, is indicted on sex charges for performing pelvic and rectal exams on eight women after posing as a licensed doctor. He offered shots and free exams, dressed as a physician, and examined patients on a gynecological table in his apartment. His attorney says some victims viewed it as a consensual fantasy.
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Leonard Brian Schwartz
Schwartz
Old Bridge
Ken Weiner
Savings bond poster contest offers up to 100000 in bonds
The Treasury Department will award nearly 100000 in savings bonds next year to over 150 elementary students who design posters to promote U.S. savings bonds. Regional prizes of 1000, 500, and 200 will go to first, second, and third in each state and territory, with national prizes of 5000, 2000, and 1000 for the top three. Deadline is February 5 for fourth to sixth graders.
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Treasury Department
U.S
Puerto Rico
of Columbia
Giuliani targets subway litterbugs in New York City
Mayor Rudolph Giuliani orders a trash blitz with cops to ticket subway riders who litter or drink beverages on trains. A $50 fine will be issued for gum wrappers spent fare cards and cigarette butts while open beverage containers face a $25 penalty. From W Wire Reports
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Rudolph Giuliani
Giuliani
Transit Authority Board
John Dyson
Plastics firms urged to drop toxic additive in toys
Greenpeace and the National Environmental Trust urged the toy industry to ban dhisononyl phthalate, a plasticizer used since the 1980s, after animal studies linked liver damage to high doses. Industry says human risk is low, but activism grows in Europe and by some U.S. manufacturers to phase out use.
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Toy Industry
Greenpeace
National Environmental Trust
David Ozonoff
Department of Environmental Health
Boston University
U.S
Mattel Inc
James Santory
Chemical Manufacturers Assn
Santory
Harvey Karp
University of California, Los Angeles
Karp
Mendocino County goes for reform in DA election
Nor man Vroman, an ex convict who served nine months for tax issues, defeats a three term incumbent to become district attorney in Mendocino County. Sheriff Tony Craver wins on decriminalization support amid marijuana pride and strong drug raid history. The county, famed for potent cannabis, has seen 340 pot plantations seized worth 204 million dollars in a 1995–last year tally, underscoring a local culture shaped by marijuana as a major cash crop and ongoing legal debates.
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Cali
Mendocino
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IRS
Vroman
California
Atty
Assa
San Francisco
Tony Craver
Craver
Los Angeles County
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Craven
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State Justice Department
Mike van Winkle
D.A
George McClure
Ukiah
Apphere
Ukiah Callf
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