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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2005
Page
17
Tom Noe a Toledo coin dealer and GOP donor was indicted for illegally routing 45 400 in contributions to President Bush by disguising payments through 24 friends and associates to evade the 2000 limit. Prosecutors say the scheme used others as named contributors.
Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald met with his legal team as two White House aides awaited word on indictments in the CIA leak investigation. The grand jury term could end Friday with potential charges against Scooter Libby or Karl Rove still possible.
Antitrust regulators approved two mega mergers on Thursday as SBC Communications and AT T secured clearance to combine with AT T and Verizon Communications paired with MCI. The department declined to require asset sales or other major conditions to preserve competition.
Harriet Miers withdrew her Supreme Court nomination after weeks of conservative criticism. The move opens the path for a replacement likely to come within days, as lawmakers on both parties blame politics and the White House faces pressure over judicial ideology and upcoming appointments.
Exxon Mobil posted almost $10 billion in third quarter profit and quarterly sales surpassing $100 billion, a first for any public company. Royal Dutch Shell also posted about $9 billion in quarterly profit as energy prices surged after Katrina. Congress and energy officials weighed windfall profits taxes and consumer relief options as critics urged more production to ease prices.
Investigators released a final 623 page report naming more than 2,200 U.S. and foreign companies and politicians accused of colluding with Saddam Hussein's regime to skim 1.8 billion from the U.N. oil-for-food program. The document cites DaimlerChrysler Siemens AG and other prominent figures in a global scam.
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