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Clerk cleared of selling beer to Papst pleads guilty to DWI
The woman acquitted of charges she sold beer to Dana Papst, the drunken driver who went on to kill a family of five and himself in a head-on crash in 2006, pleaded guilty to drunken driving Thursday. »Story,
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