Clinton aide Berger under criminal probe over archives
Former national security adviser Sandy Berger admitted removing classified materials from the National Archives while reviewing pages for the 9 11 commission. He returned the items in October and says the omission was inadvertent and not intended to hide any document. The investigation, led by Justice Department prosecutors, will determine if laws were broken.
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Halliburton reveals subpoenas in Iraq and Iran probe
Halliburton disclosed subpoenas from the Justice Department in an investigation of possible overcharges in Iraq and a separate inquiry into Iran business. The SEC filing noted subpoenas for documents on foreign subsidiaries and Iran trade. Halliburton said it will cooperate and maintains Iran activities comply with laws. A December audit suggested a $61 million overcharge on fuel in Iraq, with DAU finding prices fair and the matter referred to the inspector general.
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Gotti brother gets light money-laundering sentence
Richard V. Gotti, son and fellow Gambino family member, was sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison after a Brooklyn judge called the evidence “barely enough” for money laundering. He was deemed less culpable than brother Richard G. Gotti and not central to the laundering scheme.
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Cheney slams Denis on medical malpractice suits
Cheney criticizes Denis for pursuing broad malpractice reform as the House backs such legislation but the Senate stalls with Kerry and Edwards opposing. Edwards, a personal injury lawyer, defends his record aiding families harmed by malpractice while confronting insurer opposition.
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Ohio study finds plastics and cigarette butts top litter on roads
Ohio hired Dav ey Resource Group to survey 56 locations across 31 counties, collecting litter from a 1500 foot roadside stretch. Beverages and cigarette butts dominate the waste with plastic items topping the list and smokers contributing 421.7 tons of butts. ODNR plans another study in three to four years.
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Mink set for execution after long Ohio appeals
Mink, the first Ohio inmate to be executed after pleading guilty, faces lethal injection after nearly two decades of appeals. He relaxed in the death house, dined on a special T bone meal, and will have witnesses including family and spiritual advisors. The process will be watched on closed circuit TV as the three-drug method ends his life.
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