Fraud tied to energy shortage warned by Justice Dept
The Justice Department and FBI warned Congress that an energy shortage may drive white collar crime. DEA Keeney and FBI official Mullen cited 39 active cases, 70 in pipeline, with indictments possible for conspiracy to defraud, mail and wire fraud and false statements. Regulators face oil industry terminology and regulatory complexities.
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Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Congress
John C. Keeney
Keeney
House
Crime, Energy and Power
Francis M. Mullen Jr
Mullen
Quantico
Energy Department
Richard Fishkin
Attica inmates to leave cells after weapons search
About 2,000 inmates at Attica maximum security prison will be allowed out after breakfast today following a daylong shakedown for weapons conducted after Sunday night brawls that left one inmate dead and four others seriously injured. Deputy warden David Alexander said weapons were found but would not be counted until all contraband is classified.
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Attica
Attica State Prison
Department of Correctional Services
David Alexander
Alexander
Paul Canistracci
New York City
Canistracci
Battles engulf Managua as Nicaragua reels under strike
Gun battles raged in Nicaragua as Sandinista guerrillas held northern cities and fought Somoza troops in the south. A national strike crippled the capital with buses and taxis scarce and transport paralyzed. Guerrillas blocked streets, raided a convoy near Managua and near the U S Embassy while the airstrip at Leon was under rebel control.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
National Guard
U.S
Leon
Somoza
Nader urges halt to new nuclear plants after Three Mile Island
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader pressed Congress to suspend construction of new nuclear plants for two to three years and argued the billions spent would be a cheap price to pay compared with the risk of a catastrophe. He called for the resignation of all NRC members and warned that banning nuclear power seems necessary to prevent future disasters.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Congress
Neecest Nowoer
Nader
House
Three Mile Island
Interior Subcommittee On Energy and the Environment
U.S
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Sui Burnstein
The
Edison Electric Institute
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Full House
Interior Committee
Joseph M. Hendrie
Hendrie
Credit card access questioned by oil firms in Senate hearing
Amoco and Mobil denied denying cards by area while defending credit scoring. They said residence is only one factor among several and ZIP code errors can contribute to denial, but individuals in ZIPs can still gain approval. They argued geographic data improves objective decisions over employee judgments.
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Washington
Amoco Oil Co
Mobil Oil Corp
Senate Banking Subcommittee On Consumer Affairs
Terence B. Redmond
Amoco
William B. Blackwell
Mobil Oil Credit Corp
Redmond
Bombs sent to kill Nazis in several states
Five powerful parcel bombs addressed to Nazi leaders in four states were mailed and the anonymous caller to the Associated Press warned more bombs were on the way. The caller, claiming to speak for the International Committee Against Nazism, said today’s bombs would explode and there would be further blasts tomorrow.
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New York
Mous
Associated Press
International Committee Against
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