via The New York Times

Mr. Hevesi previously sent the state $82,688.82 in September, saying the figure represented his office’s best calculation of how much he owed for the three and a half years that one of his workers spent as a driver for his ailing wife. But the state attorney general’s office, which is investigating whether Mr. Hevesi’s reimbursement was sufficient, asked Mr. Hevesi to send the state $90,000 more.

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