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CVS corruption trial begins today
projo.com May 12, 2008
By MIKE STANTON Journal Staff Writer PROVIDENCE — Opening arguments are scheduled today in the federal corruption trial of two former CVS executives accused of bribing a Rhode Island state senator. John R. Kramer, 75, and Carlos Ortiz, 64, are charged with bribery and...
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