Release of Guantanamo detainees sparks fresh debate
Washington reports show four detainees among 598 at Guantanamo may be released in coming days. Rights groups urge caution, while officials keep identities and nationalities confidential. Critics say leaders overstated threat. supporters call it a safety risk reduction.
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Enron wind farms face FERC review over ownership shifts
Federal regulators opened a probe into whether a former Enron executive hid Enron stakes in three California wind farms Sky River Victory Garden and Zond Wind systems recertified in 1997 to sell power to utilities may face license loss. The 1978 federal law requires renewable energy purchases from independent producers. The investigation follows Enron's Portland General Electric acquisition and planned ownership transfers to non Enron partnerships.
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