WorldCom gains court approval to continue operations
WorldCom Inc receives preliminary Manhattan court approval to spend 2 billion in interim financing to continue day to day operations as it moves to emerge from a record bankruptcy. An independent examiner will probe mismanagement and fraud amid scrutiny of chief executive Sidgmore and the company’s path to credibility.
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Report lauds Pentagon response but cites comms flaws in terror attack
ARLINGTON VA AP Firefighters medics and police performed well after the Sept 11 attack on the Pentagon but poor communication is a key issue. The Titan Systems Corp report, funded by a federal grant, notes aggressive responders sometimes created command confusion. It makes 235 recommendations, highlights five priority areas, and reports moves already taken such as new paging gear and joint Arlington Pentagon police jurisdiction.
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