Appeals court allows FTC do not call list to run
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals allowed the Federal Trade Commission to operate the national do not call registry while a legal challenge proceeds. About 50 million people signed up. Tulsa arguments set for Nov 10. Telemarketers argue First Amendment rights and charity calls distinction.
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Tyco executives charged with stealing 600 million in fraud case
Prosecutors say L Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Swartz looted Tyco International to fund lavish homes and parties. They face larceny and enterprise corruption counts with up to 30 years each. Defense notes Tyco compensation approved by outside auditor. case traces spending from 1995 to 2002.
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Charlie Stillman
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Massacre in Congo village silences Hema victims
Dozens of tribal fighters attacked a village in northeastern Congo on Monday, killing at least 65 people mostly children. Bodies were found in a church, a mass grave, and the bush near Katchele in Ituri province. The UN said the victims were Hema and attackers from the Lendu group.
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