One fact is undisputed in the massive Port of Miami corruption trial: Money was flying everywhere. There was $25,000 of what prosecutors contend was taxpayers' money that went to the Masters golf tournament, $10,000 to the Miami Seaquarium, $10,000 to the FedEx Orange Bowl, $22,000 to Royal Caribbean Cruises, $58,000 to a fireworks company and $9,200 to a caterer. Co-defendants Carmen Lunetta, the former seaport director, and Calvin Grigsby, a San Francisco financier, got their own share of the wealth.
May 28, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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One fact is undisputed in the massive Port of Miami corruption trial:Money was flying everywhere.
There was $25,000 of what prosecutors contend was taxpayers’ money thatwent to the Masters golf tournament, $10,000 to the Miami Seaquarium,$10,000 to the FedEx Orange Bowl, $22,000 to Royal Caribbean Cruises,$58,000 to a fireworks company and $9,200 to a caterer.
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