Editorial: Enron collapse fuels anger at mismanagement
Editorial blasts Enron leaders for deceit as stock plummeted from about 90 dollars to 50 cents and below after bankruptcy on December 2. It condemns officers who sold billions in stock while workers lost savings, calls for swift accountability, and urges rigorous audits and recall of executive bonuses.
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Enron
Rome
Robert Vigil
Portland
Ore
General Electric
Dolph Simons Sr. Publisher Editor of Journal World
Dolph Simons Sr born 1904 died 1989 served as publisher from 1944 to 1962 and editor from 1950 to 1979 for the Journal-World. He was a USPS postpaid periodical in Lawrence Kansas and a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press.
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Dolph Simons Sr
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Will surrender stop terrorism in a modern war debate
George Will surveys Civil War analogies to modern Afghan operations noting Sherman’s brutal strategy and the dangers of surrender. He argues that surrender rarely ends threats and that US strategy should aim to defeat rather than merely halt hostilities while preserving troops.
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Atlanta
William Tecumseh Sherman
Washington
America
Afghanistan
al-Qaida
Sherman
Tommy Franks
Franks
Colin Powell
George McClellan
McClellan
South
Donald Rumsfeld
Richard Myers
Joint Chiefs
U.S
D.H. Hill
Jubal
George Will
Washington Post Writers Group
Old Home Town Move Boosts Lawrence Fund
Lawrence United Fund board allocated about 236000 to 19 social agencies after the drive failed to meet its 237480 goal. Bill Jennings, ousted Nebraska head coach and former Oklahoma star, was reportedly in line for an assistant job on Jack Mitchell's Kansas staff. Jennings had notable luck against Oklahoma at Nebraska, but his team’s other results did not satisfy NU officials and fans.
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Lawrence United Fund Board
Bill Jennings
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
Jennings
Cornhuskers
Rifts Roil New Hampshire GOP Primary Battle
Devlin Shribman reports from New Hampshire on the looming Senate primary pitting incumbent Robert C. Smith against Rep. John E. Sununu with high stakes for the state’s GOP. Bond and Shelby’s endorsements complicate the race as Democrats eye Gov. Jeanne Shaheen’s potential bid.
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New Hampshire
Christopher 5
Bond
Richard C. Shelby
Sen. Bond
Missouri
Sen
Shelby
Alabama
Washington
Senate
Robert C. Smith
Wolfeboro
GOP
Environment and Public Works Committee
John E. Sununu
Salem
N.H
Jeanne Shaheen
Madbury
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