By Greg Bluestein, Associated Press WriterATLANTA AP - Former Georgia schools superintendent Linda Schrenko pleaded guilty Wednesday to fraud and money laundering, ending her trial on charges of embezzling about $600,000 in federal education money to fund a failed political campaign and face lift.Schrenko, 56, will serve eight years in prison and hand over evidence as part of a plea bargain.
May 10, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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By Greg Bluestein, Associated Press Writer
ATLANTA AP – Former Georgia schools superintendent Linda Schrenko pleaded guilty Wednesday to fraud and money laundering, ending her trial on charges of embezzling about $600,000 in federal education money to fund a failed political campaign and face lift.
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