Wife of Governor Subpoenaed in Inquiry
From Times Wire Reports
The wife of Connecticut Gov. John G. Rowland has been subpoenaed by federal authorities investigating alleged corruption in her husband’s administration, according to published reports.
The subpoena requires Patricia Rowland to produce documents or records, but it does not compel her to appear before a grand jury, The Hartford Courant and the New Haven Register reported.
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