FBI believed Feuer 'obstructed justice' in litigation investigation, documents show

SAN DIEGO - A San Diego Superior Court judge Wednesday signed the final judgment that commits the state of California, its cities and counties to the $206 billion national settlement of litigation against the tobacco industry by public entities over Medicaid costs and advertising issues.

By Marty Graham Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN DIEGO - A San Diego Superior Court judge Wednesday signed the final judgment that commits the state of California, its cities and counties to the $206 billion national settlement of litigation against the tobacco industry by public entities over Medicaid costs and advertising issues.
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