Politicians concerned over CVS - 2004-02-04
From the University of Rhode Island’s sparkling Ryan Center, named after CVS Corp.’s head executive, to the familiar red signs that dot the landscape, the nation’s second-biggest pharmacy chain is an obvious economic strength in the smallest state.
Also, two executives associated with the Lincoln Park dog track and gambling hall have been charged with conspiring to pay a bribe an estimated $4.5 million to the House speaker’s law firm in 2000 and 2001 for assistance in gaining authorization for more video slot machines and stopping a proposed casino.
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