Two weeks after former state Sen. William Marovitz settled federal insider-trading allegations last summer over his sale of Playboy stock, he gave up his work as an outside lawyer for two Chicago city pension funds — and applied for a city pension even though he wasn’t a city employee.Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
Marovitz — a lawyer and longtime Democratic Party leader in Illinois who is separated from his wife, former Playboy chief executive officer Christie Hefner — already gets a government pension of $102,480 a year for the 20 years he served as a state legislator and member of the Illinois Pollution Control Board.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Democrat Party Insider Denied Chicago Pension: Not a city employee, ex-Sen. Marovitz denied a city pension
The Chicago Sun-Times reports: