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for corporate purposes.

In addition to the IRS, the company’s request to borrow money was opposed by an committee of lawyers representing some women who have suits against the company alleging personal injury from Robins’ Daikon Shield birth control device.

Robins filed for financial reorganization under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code Aug. 21 to ease the burden of litigation related to the Daikon Shield, and it must seek permission to borrow the money.

Burford busted for booze

WASHINGTON — Former Environmental Protection Agency chief Anne M. Burford was charged with public drunkenness after police said she cursed and yelled at authorities booking her husband on a drunken driving charge.

Mrs. Burford was arrested and detained four hours early Saturday at the Arlington County jail where her husband Robert Burford, a top Interior Department official, was being booked, said Sheriff James A. Gondles.

Sheriff Gondles, quoting reports by jail officials, said Sunday that Mrs. Burford was arrested after she allegedly yelled and cursed at a magistrate and desk clerk in the lobby.

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