Senate approves tougher penalties for corporate fraud
The Senate approved harsher penalties for corporate fraud and document shredding to back Bush's accounting reform push. The bill would impose 10 year prison terms for securities fraud, 5 to 10 year terms for executives, and fines up to 1 million, with a new independent board to oversee audits and stricter limits on non audit services.
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Henderson wins Presidential Medal of Freedom in ceremony
Oberlin graduate Dr Donald A Henderson, 73, led WHO's global smallpox eradication campaign from 1966 to 1977 and later directed Johns Hopkins biodefense studies. Bush lauded him as a great general in mankind’s war against disease amid a ceremony honoring 12 leaders in arts sports and journalism.
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