Chairmen plead ignorance in Enron and Global Crossing cases
Washington AP reports that Kenneth Lay of Enron and Gary Winnick of Global Crossing claim ignorance of looming troubles as they sold millions in stock. Critics question the duties of chairmen, while lawmakers cite contrasting evidence and early warnings in the 2001 collapses.
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Robert Webb
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University of Pennsylvania
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House Energy and Commerce Committee
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Enron
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Congress
William C. Powers
University of Texas Law School
Global Crossing
Thomas Casey
James Greenwood
R-Pa
House
Greenwood
Smallpox vaccine rollout debated among officials
Health officials advocate a staged public rollout starting with emergency room workers and high risk staff, licensing in 2004, while some White House voices push for rapid broad vaccination. About 500000 in phase one, then 10 million in phase two, with overall public access later.
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