Federal grand jury indicts former Miss. USDA official
A federal grand jury has indicted Nick Walters, a former Mississippi USDA rural development director, for allegedly having a personal interest in an agency loan he was pursuing for Natchez Regional Medical Center and for lying to federal officials about it.
The three-count felony indictment alleges Walters worked to get a U.S. Department of Agriculture loan for the publicly owned hospital at the same time he had accepted a job with a company that was representing the hospital on the loan application.
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9/28/8
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