Fake doctor in New Jersey indicted for sex charges
Leonard Brian Schwartz, a car salesman from Old Bridge, indicted on six new charges after previously facing three counts of practicing medicine without a license. He allegedly posed as a doctor, performed pelvic and rectal exams on eight women, lured victims with B 12 shots and free exams, and may face up to 60 years in prison. His attorney says some victims claim it was part of a consensual sexual fantasy.
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Ken Weiner
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Savings bond poster contest seeks student entries
The Treasury Department offers almost 100000 in savings bonds to over 150 elementary students who design a poster to promote U.S. savings bonds. State winners receive 1000, 500, and 200 in bonds. national top three win 5000, 2000, and 1000. Deadline is February 5 for fourth to sixth graders.
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Mayor Giuliani targets subway litterbugs and coffee sippers
New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani pledges a transit litter blitz with cops issuing $50 tickets for gum wrappers spent fare cards and cigarette butts and $25 fines for open beverage containers. The push follows a crackdown on drivers blocking intersections and double parking as transit workers report rising untidiness.
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Transit Authority Board
John Dyson
Plastics firms urged to drop toxic phthalate in toys
Greenpeace and the National Environmental Trust pressed the toy industry to ban the softening chemical phthalates, linked to liver damage in animals, arguing exposure from chewing toys risks children. Experts warn effects on kidney and liver and urge precaution despite industry claims of safety.
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National Environmental Trust
David Ozonoff
Department of Environmental Health
Boston University
Mattel Inc
James Santory
Chemical Manufacturers Ass
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Mendocino County selects ex con as district attorney
In Mendocino County Nor man Vroman, an ex convict who served nine months for tax issues, won the district attorney race on a decriminalization platform. He defeated a three term incumbent amid a county famed for its potent marijuana and a new sheriff Tony Craver who backs decriminalization. Craver and Vroman say marijuana policy won’t affect duties though both advocate changes. The county, north of San Francisco, has long produced the bulk of California’s marijuana with raids yielding 204 million dollars in seizures last year.
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