Rite Aid's Former Chairman Won't Withdraw 2 Guilty Pleas.
By Tom Dochat, The Patriot-News, Harrisburg, Pa. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
May 13--Martin L. Grass, former chairman and CEO of Rite Aid Corp., has decided not to withdraw his guilty pleas to two conspiracy charges, and a new plea agreement with the government is expected to be filed today, a courthouse spokesman said Wednesday.
It was not known what the new agreement would contain. Assistant U.S. Attorney Kim Douglas Daniel could not be reached to verify that an agreement would be filed. William H. Jeffress Jr., Grass' attorney, said he will f
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