Shredding urges across Watergate to Enron cases
The piece notes a recurring impulse to shred amid investigations from Watergate to Iran Contra to Enron. It cites Liddy and North, plus experts, on destroying documents and the growing role of electronic trails and the hunt to recover erased material. It discusses legal advice to freeze records and notes ongoing efforts to recover the 18 1/2 minute Nixon tape gap.
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G. Gordon Liddy
Oliver North
Justice
Enron
Steve Aftergood
Federation of American Scientists
Nixon
White House
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York University
Stephen Gillers
Aftergood
Shredding Across Years Traced From Coca-Cola to Watergate
A compilation traces shredding incidents from Coca-Cola in 2000 over Swiss bank records in 1997 to Rose Law Firm papers in 1994. It lists examples involving Whitewater probes, Iran-Contra, the Tehran embassy siege, and Watergate fallout, highlighting how authorities and firms handled destroyed documents.
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Coca-Cola Co
Coke
Staples
Nazi Germany
Berlin
Union Bank of Switzerland
Rose Law Firm
Little Rock
Ark
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Bush to Meet New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark
President Bush plans to meet New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark on March 26 to discuss bilateral and international issues. Clark seeks reelection later this year, aiming for a second consecutive term for the Labor Party, a rarity since 1949.
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Bush
New Zealand
Helen Clark
White House
Ari Fleischer
Clark
Labor Party
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