From: Information Security <guy@panix.com>
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 12:03:59 +0800
To: cypherpunks@cyberpass.net
Subject: Re: SIGH... NOT!! THC tainted oranges
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   >   From: "Dr.G" <drg@pgh.org>
   >
   >   I would certainly appreciate some pot.

You need something stronger to ease the pain of being Grubor.

   >   You use pot for medicine too, and the local supply
   >   in nil.  I may have to drive to the big Apple.

Sorry, you've been sentenced to life in Pittsburgh.
---guy

   Boo hoo hoo


> YOUR SEARCH REQUEST IS:
>  JOHN GRUBOR
>
>                   1ST STORY of Level 1 printed in FULL format.
>
>                              Copyright 1982 U.P.I.
>
>                       March 31, 1982, Wednesday, AM cycle
>
> SECTION: Regional News
>
> LENGTH: 129 words
>
> DATELINE: PITTSBURGH
>
> BODY:
>    A disbarred Butler County attorney who admitted stealing $28,000 from a
> client was sentenced to up to 23 months in prison Wednesday by an Allegheny
> County Common Pleas Court judge.
>
>    John Grubor, 36, of Butler, broke down and cried after Judge Robert E.
> Dauer imposed the 11-to-23-month prison term to be served at the state
> Correctional Institution at Greensburg, Westmoreland County.
>
>    The judge also ordered that Grubor spend five years on probation after
> completing the prison sentence.
>
>    Grubor pleaded guilty last month to one count of theft by failure to
> make required dispostion of funds entrusted to him. He admitted he bilked a
> client out of $28,000 in a workmen's compensation settlement.
>
>    The state Supreme Court disbarred Grubor as a result of the theft.