WorldCom executives arrested on charges
Two former WorldCom officials facing securities fraud conspiracy and false statements charges were arrested in New York. CFO Scott Sullivan and controller David Myers surrendered to the FBI amid the company’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy and ongoing investigations surrounding CEO Bernard Ebbers. They face up to 65 years in prison if convicted.
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Senate approves fast track trade authority for president
Senate passage of trade promotion authority restores the president’s power to negotiate trade deals. The 64 34 vote ends years of debate with support from Democrats and Bush administration officials who say fast track will spur growth and jobs. Critics warn of risks to workers and the environment.
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Court briefs flag multiple arrests and hearings in local cases
Rich Jacques and Veronica and Terry face a 9 am arraignment for alleged child abetment in the Grace Bogey death and are held in Chaves County Detention Center with 100000 bond each after extradition from Roxboro North Carolina. Griselda Olivas is indicted on 34 forgery counts involving a former judge's funds totaling at least 3762 dollars. Freddy Herrera bound over on a fourth degree aggravated assault charge for a February knife threat at Boot Scooters. Veronica Carranza charged with two counts of aggravated battery for a June 15 car assault in the 600 block of La Fonda Drive. Ray Chavez's case set for later date with bail conditions and monitoring device. Douglas and Gabriel Thyberg waive preliminaries on residential burglary charges.
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