Senate passes sweeping corporate accountability bill in 97 to 0 vote
The Senate approved a bipartisan measure to tighten corporate oversight and impose penalties for fraud. It includes 10 year prison terms for securities fraud and five to ten year terms for executives who certify false financial reports, signaling a strong stance on corporate wrongdoing.
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Washington
Senate
Max Cleland
D-Ga
Charles Grassley
A-Iown
Tom
Bush
America
Congress
House
White House
Ari Fleischer
Den
Nis Hastert
R-Nl
Tom Daschle
D-S.d
Trent Lott
R-Miss
Hastert
Franklin County Commission Minutes July 3 2002
Franklin County Commissioners met in regular session with Chair John E. Taylor and four others. The long day included executive sessions for personnel, easement and right of way dealings, tax orders, and multiple zoning and planning actions. Minutes note discussions on fingerprinting fees, a bridge register issue, and several rezonings and special uses including a medical/animal clinic proposal with detailed conditions.
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Board of Commissioners
John E. Taylor
Raymond R. Carey
Fred E. Ferguson
Donald R. Stottlemire
Donald E. Waymire
Taylor
Kathryne Larrick
Wellsville
Glenwood Acres
Beard
Carey
Ferguson
Debbie Croucher
William Roberts
Lawrence
Georgia
Reno
Ethel Wallace
John Dowell
Lowell Tawney
Todd Maxwell
Ali
Waymire
Stottlemire
Adam S. Bell
Parker J. Sayler
Larry Walred
Larry Averill
Larry D
Ann Averill
Averill
Belva Hicks
Franklin County
Township
Jason Parks
Kent Granger
I-35
Franklin County Information Technologies
Carey, Ferguson
East
Juvenile Detention Department
Norris Haight
Wyoming Rd
Labette Terr
Haight
Miami County
Martha Hagedorn-Krass
Kansas State Historical Society
John Brown
Register
Ken Davidson
Sand Creek
Planning Commission
Larry Walrod
Sand Creek Rd
Eisenhower Rd
Andrew Spisak
Lindh plea pact gives investigators access to al Qaida network
In Alexandria the plea bargain for John Walker Lindh limits longer charges and frees him at 41 after 20 years, while nine tougher counts are dropped. In New York planners outline World Trade Center rebuilding with shorter towers but strong memorials. In Cairo the Al Quds Al Arabi paper claims Osama bin Laden was wounded in a 2001 U S raid, a claim not verified by U S officials.
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Alexandria
John Walker Lindh
U.S
Taliban
al-Qaida
Sindh
Afghanistan
New York
World Trade Center
Cairo
Egypt
Osama bin Laden
al- Quds Al-Arabi
bin Laden
Tora Bora
Abd al-Bari Atwan
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Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
Senate Banking Committee
Business Roundtable
Consumer Federation of America
Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama At Birmingham
Franklin County Commission
Board OF Franklin County Commissioners
Ning Commission
Kansas
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Franklin County Public Works Department
Tyes
Logan
Franklin
Anderson Counties
OttawaHerald
Ottawa
Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Lindh
Trade Center
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