Keating defense pressed as regulators warn of Lincoln S&L
William Black testified before the Senate Ethics Committee that Keating Five senators repeatedly defended Lincoln Savings and Loan despite detailed warnings of its unsound practices. He outlined massive uncredit checked loans, poor management, and a risky, “flying blind” institution, noting lawmakers remained unpersuaded. The hearing schedule stretched into January with James Grogan’s testimony planned in secrecy.
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Charles H. Keating Jr
William K. Black
Senate Ethics Committee
Keating Five
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Keating
Lincoln Savings and Loan
Irvine
Calif
Lincoln
James Grogan
Warren Rudman
R-N.h
Grogan
DeConcini
Arizona
John McCain
John Glenn
Ohio
Alan
No foreign backing found in plot to attack Bush officials
Newark AP report states Jamal Mohammed Warrayat, a Kuwaiti-born naturalized U.S. citizen, faced three felony charges for allegedly plotting to kill President Bush and Secretary of State Baker and to strike military sites in North Carolina, Texas, and Kansas. U.S. Attorney Michael Chertoff said no evidence tied a foreign government to the scheme. Warrayat was arrested November 27 and held without bail as arraignment looms.
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Bush
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Michael Chertoff
Jamal Mohammed Warrayat
Kuwait
James Baker
Congress
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FBI
Warrayat
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