Ashcroft Eyes Ear Procedure Before State of the Union
Attorney General John Ashcroft had benign skin lesions removed from his left ear last week according to the Justice Department. The disclosure came hours before President Bush's State of the Union address as reporters noted a bandage on his ear during a speech in Washington.
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Enron admits under reporting lobbying expenses
Enron acknowledged it may have failed to disclose about half of its lobbying costs to Congress, totaling more than 1.6 million for the first six months of last year. The Center for Responsive Politics flagged the discrepancy after cross checking Enron filings with firms’ reports.
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Noelle Bush Arrested Over Xanax Prescription Fraud
Jeb Bushs daughter Noelle, 24, was arrested at a Walgreens drive through on charges of attempting to buy Xanax with a forged prescription. She allegedly posed as a doctor and called in the fake order after a panic attack. She was jailed, released on bond, and faces arraignment January 31 with potential penalties up to five years in prison and a 5000 dollar fine.
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Missing Los Alamos Disk Found In Use By Another Scientist
Los Alamos National Laboratory located a missing computer disk used by an engineer in the Nuclear Materials Technology Division after days of search. The disk, kept within secure areas, contained material but not highly sensitive weapon design data. The incident follows prior investigations into missing nuclear material and Wen Ho Lee case history at the lab.
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Enron faced questions on energy price manipulation
Senate hearing heard a consultant say Enron may have used secret trades to keep West Coast electricity prices high after its bankruptcy. The consultant cited a 20 to 25 percent price drop post announcement, while experts warned multiple factors could explain the decline.
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