Former Enron CFO Fastow Surrenders to FBI in Houston
Andrew S. Fastow 40, former Enron chief financial officer, surrendered at the Houston FBI headquarters amid anticipated charges tied to Enron’s collapse. Accompanied by attorney John Keker, he spent about 30 minutes inside before being escorted to a courthouse area, then placed in a Ford sedan.
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White House and Congress seek consensus on Iraq policy
President Bush and House leaders agreed on a resolution to address Saddam Hussein diplomatically if possible and militarily if necessary. Dick Gephardt announced the plan after a White House breakfast with Bush and leaders Daschle Lott and Hastert. A protest by about a dozen women occurred at the White House gate.
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Charges Dropped in Cannibalism Case in Great Falls
In Great Falls Montana an inmate and former mental patient faced murder and kidnapping charges for allegedly butchering a 10 year old boy and feeding him to neighbors. The plea collapsed after Nathaniel Bar Jonahs mother Rachel Howard said she believes her son is alive and would testify she did not think Bar Jonah killed him. The mother cited a videotape she says shows her son at age 12, though police dispute the identity.
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Innocent plea entered in slaying family case
Christian Longo, in his first court appearance, had an innocent plea entered for the killings of his wife and three children. The case follows the discovery of the bodies in shallow Newport waters and an international manhunt after he fled to Mexico.
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Iraq seeks UN backing for renewed inspections amid clash on force
Hans Blix returns to New York with an Iraq agreement on resuming UN weapons inspections after four years. The Security Council remains split over authorizing force before inspections begin. The Vienna accord covers access to sites including Defense and Republican Guard facilities, with palace immunity. Russia backs diplomacy and Vienna progress, while the United States Britain push for a strong resolution and pressure. Powell and Straw urge upgraded inspection arrangements to ensure cooperation.
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