White House told to preserve Enron documents in probe
The Justice Department ordered President Bush staff to preserve documents dating to 1999 relating to Enron's financial condition and business interests. The directive, issued to Alberto Gonzales, covers emails letters computer records and notes, and applies to several federal agencies. The White House said it will comply as part of ongoing cooperation.
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Former Enron Chief Kenneth Lay Faces Congress
Kenneth Lay, once close to Washington policy makers, appears before Congress amid doubts about his credibility and ethics. Former employees and investors question his claim of being out of the loop as a business titan faces rigorous scrutiny.
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Kenneth Lay faces a Monday Senate hearing as ex- Enron employees and investors question leadership, accounting practices, and his knowledge of the complex partnerships. Investigations by Justice and Labor, the SEC, and 12 congressional panels probe potential fraud and missteps leading to Enron's bankruptcy.
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