Lay could testify at Senate hearing on Enron case
Former Enron chairman Kenneth Lay may appear at a Senate Commerce Committee hearing Tuesday after briefly pulling out of two prior appearances amid questions of possible criminal activity. Lay weighs options with his spokeswoman as lawmakers stress possible Fifth Amendment invocation.
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Out-of-Court Settlement Looked For Over Cheney Task Force Records
Comptroller General David Walker kept open the possibility of an out-of-court settlement with the White House over the energy task force records linked to Vice President Cheney. He noted flexible approaches to obtaining information and said he would sue if necessary, while urging Congress to seek accommodation. House Democrats Waxman and Dingell pressed GAO to release documents tied to Enron’s influence on energy policy.
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