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| #391 Updated: 4/6/07 8:40 a.m. Qwest Founder Anschutz Says Nacchio Was Distraught Lawyers for Joseph Nacchio, the former chief executive of Qwest Communications International Inc., sought to use testimony of company founder Philip Anschutz to bolster their case that Nacchio was too distraught over his son's attempted suicide to have engaged in insider trading. Black's Lawyer Rips Into Comptroller Former media mogul Conrad Black's lawyer claimed Thursday that the price of a trip his client took to Bora Bora in a Hollinger International jet was sharply inflated by a company comptroller who also miscalculated the tax bill. Former IRS employee charged in Home Depot fraud Federal prosecutors say Robert Dooley had an unusual way of persuading Home Depot clerks that he could be trusted when returning stolen merchandise for store credit cards: he flashed his Internal Revenue Service identification badge. Couple pleads guilty to embezzlement A couple accused of embezzling about $1.9 million from Fisher Jones Family Dentistry in Olympia pleaded guilty to multiple felonies Thursday as part of a plea agreement, about four weeks before their trial was to begin. Sussex man charged in fraud A former vice president of the Aurora Visiting Nurse Association was charged Wednesday with bilking the state's oldest and largest home care provider out of more than $700,000 via a shell company between 1997 and 2006. |