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  • Enron’s Dirty Laundry

    03/05/2002 9:27:07 AM PST · by ThreeYearLurker · 1 replies
    MSNBC/Newsweek ^ | March 11 issue | By Johnnie L. Roberts
    Enron’s Dirty Laundry How a vicious, 10-year rivalry between two top executives helped create the sex-drenched, out-of-control corporate culture that ultimately wrecked the company. By Johnnie L. Roberts and Evan Thomas NEWSWEEK March 11 issue — The U.S. Senators seemed a little taken aback by the gall of the star witness. Hauled before a congressional committee last week, former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling not only declined to take the Fifth, he seemed unrepentant, unbowed, at times defiant. He insisted he had never lied. Enron’s problems were all someone else’s fault. SCANDAL JUNKIES, who had been looking forward to a showdown ...
  • College Plans to Question Historian

    02/07/2002 3:41:31 PM PST · by ThreeYearLurker · 27 replies · 1+ views
    Las Vegas Sun ^ | February 7th | AP
    NEW YORK- A disputed, prize-winning book about the role of guns in the United States will undergo a formal inquiry from Emory University, where author Michael Bellesiles is a professor of history. In a statement released this week, Emory official Robert A. Paul said that the Atlanta-based school has initiated a process for "addressing allegations of misconduct in research." "Both the history department and Michael Bellesiles have now requested that we initiate this process, and we have done so," said Paul, dean of Emory College, an undergraduate division of the university. "Professor Bellesiles says that he welcomes the review by ...
  • Texas man sexually tortured for days in small Nebraska town

    01/18/2002 9:38:35 AM PST · by ThreeYearLurker · 93 replies · 6+ views
    Drudge ^ | Fri Jan 18 2002 11:39:56 ET | Matt Drudge
    A Texas man was sexually tortured and held against his will for nine days inside a downtown flower shop by its owner in Wayne, Nebraska, it was reported on Friday. Business owner Roger Van, 55, is accused of luring 36-year-old Jonathan Cooper of Houston to the small college town last month via the Internet to begin a "sadistic bondage" relationship. MORE Their relationship included various forms of sex and torture. Authorities would not elaborate. Another man, 36-year-old Jerry Marshall, also participated, said police. Van and Marshall were charged Thursday with sexual assault, two counts of assault, false imprisonment and terroristic ...
  • Famed Law & Order actor in hospital after beating outside Vancouver-area pub

    01/11/2002 10:16:34 AM PST · by ThreeYearLurker · 23 replies · 1+ views
    Yahoo! Canada ^ | Wednesday January 9 9:38 PM EST | CP
    VANCOUVER (CP) - American actor Michael Moriarty, best known for his role on the hit TV series Law & Order, was in hospital Wednesday after he was beaten outside a Vancouver-area pub, a Vancouver TV station reported. The station quoted sources as saying Moriarty, 60, was set upon early Wednesday in the parking lot of a Maple Ridge hotel after an evening of drinking. The sources said three to five men attacked Moriarty and the attack was unprovoked. Ridge Meadows Hospital in Maple Ridge would confirm only that Moriarty had been admitted. A year ago, Moriarty appeared in Vancouver provincial ...
  • Bullhorn announcement duped Bush protesters into leaving scene of presidential visit

    01/09/2002 9:00:22 AM PST · by ThreeYearLurker · 89 replies · 940+ views
    MSN/Portland Tribune ^ | Jan. 9 | Don Hamilton of the Portland Tribune
    Portland, OR, Jan. 9 - Someone apparently duped 500 chanting protesters into believing that President Bush had canceled his Saturday visit to a Northeast Portland job training center. The announcement, made over a bullhorn, prompted cheers and caused nearly everyone in the crowd to wander away happily, thinking that their presence had put a stop to the president's visit. They were wrong. Ten minutes later, the president's limousine came into sight for his visit to the job center on Northeast Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The 30 protesters remaining on the police line were unable to marshal much more than ...