Andersen witness to describe shredding Enron records
Prosecutors push for details from David B. Duncan, Andersen’s Enron lead on the account, who pleaded guilty to obstruction for directing document shredding. The plan is for Duncan to illuminate phases of the alleged crime and how others followed his instructions, with sentencing set for August 26 and cooperation possibly shaping leniency.
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Security lapses spook Agriculture labs storing dangerous agents
Investigators found lax oversight at hundreds of Agriculture Department labs storing dangerous viruses with gaps in inventory and security. Some sites lacked alarms fences or cameras, and keys were not tracked as labs faced budget constraints and pre September 11 priorities. A separate Energy probe found untracked nuclear material shipments abroad since 1984 and urged revived monitoring under Atoms for Peace.
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