Fugitive broker commits suicide after bank robbery
Thomas W. Collins, 47, a former commodities broker linked to a multi million dollar Ponzi scheme, killed himself after allegedly robbing a bank. He fled Chicago area with over a million dollars as FBI and SEC investigators eyed losses potentially reaching tens of millions. an arrest warrant for mail fraud was issued in 1905.
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Colors author takes leave from Newsweek duties
Newsweek columnist Joe Klein, who admitted authorship of Primary Colors, will be off the magazine for several weeks to reflect and hear staff concerns. Editor Richard Smith said Klein may stay on as a columnist and would meet staff to discuss credibility issues and the coexistence of his fiction and nonfiction roles.
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