Law: Settlement never final in bishop abuse case
Cardinal Bernard Law testified that a $30 million settlement announced for John Geoghan abuse victims was never finalized. Law said the deal would require signatures from all 86 accusers and the archdiocese Finance Council, which had refused to honor it in May.
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Bernard Law
Law
Mitchell Garabedian
John J. Geoghan
Garabedian
the Pilot
Geoghan
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Pilot
Benla Baen Apriuanc
Archdiocese
Reckoning day for corporate filings deadline Aug 14
Washington reports that Aug 14 is the SEC deadline for chief executives and chief financial officers to certify the accuracy of recent financial statements. The move follows a wave of scandals and the Big crackdown. Early filers include Amazon, American Airlines, ExxonMobil, FedEx, Oracle, PepsiCo, R J Reynolds, Southwest, Texas Instruments, and United Technologies.
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Arthur Andersen
SEC
Amazon.com Inc
American Airlines
AMR Corp
ExxonMobil Corp
Federal Express Corp
Oracle Corp
PepsiCo Inc
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Southwest Airlines Co
Texas Instruments Inc
United Technologies Corp
At&t
Michael Armstrong
PBS
Wall Street Week
Fortune
WorldCom
America
Thomas Sjoblom
Chadbourne & Parke
New York
Harvey Pitt
Treasury
Paul O'Neill
Bush begins 32 day coast drive and work trip
President Bush starts a 32 day tour along the Maine coast with family time and a packed work agenda. Aides plan 15 city stops focusing on education economy and trade while meetings with Vicente Fox and Donald Rumsfeld are set at Prairie Chapel Ranch. He also warms up at his parents home then heads to golf and a Maine fundraiser before returning to Washington for bills on security and free trade.
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Bush
Washington
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Heartland
White House
Claire Buchan
Air Force One
Bushcon
Buchan
Prairie Chapel Ranch
Vicente Fox
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Atlantic Ocean
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Proust
Susan Collins
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Mike Fisher
Quecreek
Congress
Labor Department
Police seek murder charges in mob beating deaths
Chicago police pursue first degree murder charges against seven gang members in the fatal beating of Anthony Stuckey and Jack Moore. Witnesses, aided by door to door outreach, identified suspects ages 16 to 57. Moore drove the van that struck pedestrians. investigation by Cook County State's Attorney's office ongoing.
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Phil Cline
Cook County
Anthony Stuckey
Jack Moore
Moore
Shani Lawrence
Mount Sinai Hospital
Jenny Lawrence
Mount Sinai
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
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