Enron Accused of Widespread Document Shredding
Lawyers in a class action claim Enron destroyed hundreds of thousands of documents amid a federal probe, seeking court custody of papers. Enron and auditor Arthur Andersen face scrutiny as investigations expand and executives discuss possible tampering measures.
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Enron Corp
William Lerach
NBC
Robert Bennett
Enron
Lerach
ABC
U.S
Arthur Andersen LLP
G. Paul Howes
Securities and Exchange Commission
Unmanned Predator Crashes in Pakistan During War on Terror
The Pentagon says a U S Air Force RQ-1 Predator drone crashed in Pakistan while returning to base with no sign of hostile fire. The incident marks the second Predator loss in the Afghanistan campaign. The drone operates at high altitude and costs about 25 million for a full system.
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U.S. Central Command
Tampa
Fla
John Walker Lindh
United States
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Eoreiah Peisoners Hoh
Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Cuba
America
CIA
Taliban
al-Qaida
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Elections to focus on abortion rights in Washington
In Washington supporters and opponents of Roe v. Wade gather to press their cases on the 29th anniversary. Activists urge voting for pro choice officials while opponents demand accountability on the issue as Bush champions a national life stance. The November elections threaten Senate shifts and a potential Supreme Court nomination.
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George W. Bush
White House
Bush
Senate
Supreme Court
House
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Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Carol Long Tobias
National
Right To Life Political Action Committee
Return of Congress revives debate on economy
Congress returns amid post 9 11 security concerns and a troubled economy. Debates on energy patients' rights and campaign finance resume while Enron investigations add pressure. Hart Building reopens amid reinforced Capitol security as Bush prepares State of the Union and budget plan.
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Virginia
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Kmart files for bankruptcy protection in bid to restructure
Kmart Corp, the chain famed for its BlueLight Special, filed for Chapter 11 protection becoming the largest retailer to seek shelter from creditors. The move follows cut shipments by Fleming Cos and ongoing debt strain, with Kmart aiming a fast-track reorganization and a possible emerge from bankruptcy in 2003.
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Kmart Corp
Standard & Poor's
Fleming Cos
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Fleming
Wayne Hood
Prudential Securities Inc
Hood
Greenville
Mich
Carl Rittersdorf
Securities and Exchange Commission
Chuck Conaway
Wall Street
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