Justice Department opens criminal probe of Enron Corp
The Justice Department has begun a criminal investigation into Enron Corp a bankrupt energy company whose collapse cost employees their life savings. A national task force will probe the company's dealings with prosecutors in Houston San Francisco New York and other cities. Enron faces civil probes by Labor and the SEC with congressional subpoenas. Enron formed in 1985 had 20 000 employees once a leading natural gas trader and largest U S electricity marketer.
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China May Hold 75 to 100 Missiles Aiming at U S by 2015
A CIA report says China could deploy as many as 100 long range missiles targeting the United States by 2015, many mobile on hidden launchers. It notes North Korea and Iran may also possess such missiles by then, while China emphasizes a stronger mobile force for deterrence.
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Father defense claimed after fatal youth hockey scuffle
Cambridge case centers on Thomas Junta 44 charged with manslaughter in Michael Costin death after a July 2000 incident at a Reading Mass scrimmage. Junta testified he acted in self defense after a brief confrontation and walked away believing Costin was resting. Jurors neared deliberations after closing arguments.
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