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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 2002

Page

6

Judge approves plan to probe Enron shredding at Andersen

Houston judge Melinda Harmon ruled to allow depositions of Andersen employees within 20 days, preserving all Enron related records and barring further shredding. Plaintiffs led by Amalgamated Bank seek accountability from 29 Enron executives for stock sales between 1998 and 2000.

Houston Arthur Andersen LLP Enron Corp Andersen Enron William Lerach Amalgamated Bank Rusty Hardin Congress Securities and Exchange Commission Justice Department Hardin Harmon David Duncan Duncan Regents of the University of California Pension Georgia Ohio Florida a_ mighty energy-trading company Kenneth L. Lay New York U.S Arthur Gonzalez

Relief funds aid Enron workers in Houston

In Houston, about 30 laid off Enron employees received nearly 50,000 from the Enron Ex-Employee Relief Fund. Recipients include Crystal Reyna, 23, and Rebekah Rushing, who helped coordinate aid. Funds cover utilities and mortgage payments with a 1500 per family cap, limited to 250 for food, not cash.

Houston Enron Corp Crystal Reyna Reyna Enron Rebekah Rushing Kay Bailey Hutchison R-Texas Charles Schumer D-N.y Rushing Gloria Alvarez Alvarez Bill Peterson Peterson Cathy Kelvin Reyes

Boston Archdiocese shifts policy on past abuse reports

Cardinal Bernard Law says Archdiocese of Boston will require reporting of past sexual abuse allegations to authorities, non retroactive. He forms a panel of experts to review victims support and prevention while apologizing to survivors. Geoghan case details and 130 potential victims cited as context.

Boston Bernard Law Archdiocese of Law Vatican Tom Fox The National Catholic Reporter John Geoghan Geoghan Department of Social Services Mov St. Julia’s Weston Wilson D. Rogers Jr

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