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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2002
Page
6
Mitchell A. Guilliatt, 27, admitted damaging an archaeological resource during a Friday plea via video from Boise Idaho. He faces up to six months in prison with sentencing set for April 23 after prosecutors dropped a charge of attempting to injure federal property.
Sara Jane Olson, once a 1970s SLA activist, is sentenced to two consecutive 10 years to life terms for planning to bomb two Los Angeles police cars. She pleads innocent to murder and robbery in a 1975 bank holdup tied to SLA. Bail set at 1 million, but not posted.
A former Enron executive, Mario Max Yzaguirre, resigned as head of Texas Public Utility Commission amid questions about his Perry appointment and ties to Enron. He cites hostile political attacks affecting his family and job. Perry calls resignation a loss of a qualified public servant.
A month after a warning of potential accounting scandals Enron chairman Kenneth Lay urged employees to buy Enron stock and claimed the finances were sound. He said the third quarter looked great and predicted multifold net income and market cap years ahead as the stock tumbled from over 25 to under a dollar. He noted others had bought shares and expected more purchases. The assurances followed whistle blower Sherron Watkins who warned of an impending collapse unless practices changed.
Richard Reid, a British citizen, pleaded innocent to eight terrorism charges in federal court over an attempted bombing of American Airlines Flight 63. He faced allegations of al Qaida training and a mass destruction weapon plan after attempting to light a fuse in his shoes.
U S District Judge Leonie Brinkema refused Court TV’s bid to televise the Zacarias Moussaoui trial citing security concerns and a ban on photographing federal proceedings. She said broadcasting would not advance public rights and would threaten orderly justice amid the ongoing terrorism case.
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