Andersen auditor plea deal could bolster government's case
David Duncan, a former Arthur Andersen LLP auditor who oversaw Enron's books, pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice in a plea deal that immunizes him from further charges. His cooperation may provide prosecutors with crucial insider information on Enron and Andersen, strengthening their case and possibly revealing how partnerships kept debt off Enron's books.
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Campus protests at Berkeley echo Holocaust memory debate
Campus supporters for Palestine rallied at UC Berkeley drawing about 1,000 including pro Israel critics as police watched. Demonstrators hung a Palestinian flag, marched in halls of Middle Eastern studies, and compared Occupation to the Holocaust while a small vigil read Nazi victims names near Yom Hashoah, sparking counter cries of Stop the suicide bombings.
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Visa lottery slowdown hits Muslim countries in US residency
Security checks after September 11 slowed the annual State Department visa lottery. From Oct 1 2000 to Feb 28 2001, 16 308 winners were approved worldwide, dropping to 14 074 a year later largely due to Muslim country rejections. Officials say broader checks may raise future rejection rates for Egypt Jordan Sudan Saudi Arabia and other Muslim nations.
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