Former Enron executive pleads guilty to money laundering
Michael Kopper a former Enron Global Finance managing director pleaded guilty to money laundering and wire fraud becoming the first company official convicted after Enrons collapse. He agreed to surrender 12 million in illicit assets and testified he acted under Fastows direction and with him on some deals. Investigators seek whether Lay Skilling knew of the partnerships used to hide debt and inflate profits.
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Houston
Enron Corp
Michael Kopper
Enron Global Finance
Andrew Fastow
Fastow
Kopper
Enron
Kenneth Lay
Jeff Skilling
Robert Mintz
Michael Chertoff
Justice Department
Two arrival styles contrasted in a witty quote
The quote by Frederick L. Collins contrasts two personalities: those who boldly announce their entrance and those who respond with relief or recognition upon others' arrival. It reflects humor about social behavior and timing.
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Frederick L. Collins
Liberals split on Chretien retirement plan in 2004
Medicine Hat residents and Liberal supporters react to Jean Chretien's decision to retire in 2004. They call it a renewal move that could open leadership space for Paul Martin and other hopefuls while noting the timing and political implications. Monte Solberg offers a cautious Alliance perspective on the transition.
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Ocal
Chretien
Jean Chretien
Bill Stodalka
Saskatchewan
Alice McNeil
Liberal
Association of
Medicine Hat
the Chretien
Manitoba
McNeil
Josephine Stodalka
Ottawa
John Turner
Hatter
George Kambeitz
Paul Martin
Rambertz
Stodalka
Monte Solberg
Canadian Alliance
Solberg
Province OKs snowmobiles and ATVs in protected area
Premier Ralph Klein's cabinet approved allowing ATVs and snowmobiles into the Bighorn Wildland near Jasper and Banff. Environmental groups and ecotourism critics warn of wildlife harm and policy disregard while OHV and snowmobile associations applaud the move citing existing use.
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Edmonton
Ralph Klein
Bighorn Wildland
Rocky Mountain
Jasper and
Banff National Parks
Cliff Wallis
The
Alberta Wilderness Association
Doug Ritchie
Ty Lund
Bighorn
Lund
Alberta
Bear suspected in tire shop break in at Kenora
Police say the main suspect in an early morning break in at R and P Tire in Kenora is a bear. The bear fled before officers arrived. No description was given, but the animal frequents area dumpsters and smashed the shop door glass.
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Ont
Ontario
R and P
Todd Baker
Baker
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