Montana governor Judy Martz faces ethics probes and criticism
Judy Martz, Montana's first female governor, endures ethics charges over a land deal and fallout from an aide's fatal crash. Her year in office draws fire for environmental and anti tobacco policy stances, gaffes, and contentious remarks, with critics warning the GOP in 2004 could suffer.
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Montana
Craig Wilson
Montana State University
Martz
Shane Hedges
State House
Hedges
Cratic Party
Senate
Steve Doherty
Missoulian
Judy Martz
Dave Lewis
GOP
Racicot-Martz
Mary Jo Fox
Fox
Murder trials of prison guards stain Florida corrections county
In Bradford County three guards are on trial for the beating death of Frank Valdes at Florida State Prison in Starke. Jurors hear that Valdes, bound and restrained, suffered 22 broken ribs and multiple fractures amid alleged brutality aimed at silencing inmate complaints.
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Starke
Fla
Florida
Frank Valdes
Florida State Prison
Valdes
South
Ronald Wright
Timothy Thornton
Charles Brown
Jason Griffis
Bradford County
Union County
Corrections Department
St. Petersburg Times
Iron Triangle
Bradford County Fairgrounds
Gala Hamrick
Castro Flores
Flores
National force takes control in battered Mazar-e-Sharif
In Mazar-e-Sharif militias vanish as a new security force asserts control under Karzai government. Taliban foreign minister surrender reported in Kandahar and transferred to a US base, while US attacks and civilian casualties concerns persist alongside insurgent remnants. James Hamm seeks admission to the Arizona bar after 17 years in prison for murder, stirring debate on standards for lawyers with criminal records.
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Mazar-E-Sharef
Afghanistan
Mazar-e-Sharif
Hamid Karzai
Taliban
al-Qaida
U.S
Washington
Mullah Abdul Wakil Muttawakil
Kandahar
Pentagon
Gardez
United States
Tempe, Ariz
James Hamm
Hamm
Arizona
Grant Woods
Arizona State University
Richard Morgan
ASU
Wall Street figures drawn into Enron inquiry
Congress and law enforcement widen Enron probe to analysts who urged stock buying, Merrill Lynch and First Union tied to bond sales, and rating agencies under scrutiny. Critics say biased advice from analysts with holdings and firms benefiting from client companies fuels investor distrust as the Enron collapse rattles markets.
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Washington
Wall Street
Congressional
Enron
Congress
U.S
Arthur Andersen
Billy Tauzin
R-La
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Merrill Lynch & Co
First Union Corp
Merrill Lynch
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