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Franklin C. Brown, who rose from staff attorney for the original single Rite Aid Corp. drugstore in 1963 to become chief counsel and vice chairman of the board, is not your typical high-rolling, white-collar criminal defendant. He stands accused of nearly destroying the company he helped build by taking part in a $1.6 billion accounting fraud. Brown is due to go on trial today on 35 criminal counts in the country's second-largest corporate fraud scandal.
June 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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