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Explosive allegations of pay to play in the capitol fizzled Tuesday when the attorney general's office filed minor charges against a Gray Davis appointee accused of frustrating an investigation into ties between the former governor and Oracle Corp. At a press conference Tuesday, AG Bill Lockyer noted that the charges marked the �possible conclusion� of the entire investigation. That means that unless new evidence appears, several lawyers linked to the controversial Oracle deal are free and clear.
March 03, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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