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#172 Updated:  5/2/06 9:50 p.m.

05/02/06 SEC Settles Litigation with Former Chief Corporate Counsel of Tyco
International Ltd.
The proposed settlement is based on the Complaint's allegations concerning
Belnick's conduct which aided and abetted Tyco's violations of the federal
securities laws when it failed to disclose those loans.

05/02/06 Jurors duped, Nacchio says
Experts call the filing by the former Qwest CEO "an attempt to put the prosecution
on trial."

05/02/06 The 12 best places to go to prison
Where a shamed CEO does his time makes all the difference. Does he want to
learn to be a chef or to get back in shape? It's a quality-of-life issue, really.

05/02/06 Jury Chosen for Enron Broadband Retrial
A jury was chosen Tuesday for the first of three retrials of five former Enron Corp.
broadband executives, whose first trial ended with a hung jury.

05/02/06 Enron's Lay Ends Testimony, Calls Character Witnesses
Former Enron Corp. Chairman Kenneth Lay finished his testimony today, followed
by a former mayor, a baseball team owner and a retired admiral in a bid to sway
jurors who will decide whether to convict him of fraud charges.

05/03/06 Next Inspections to Focus on 404 Costs, Efficiency
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board announced that its next round of
inspections would focus on the costs of internal control audits mandated under
the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

05/02/06 Ex-College Chief Pleads Guilty to Stealing
The former president of Morris Brown College pleaded guilty Monday to
embezzling millions of dollars in federal funds that were intended to cover student
tuition.

05/01/06 Former school official pleads guilty to embezzlement
A former cafeteria manager at Garner High School who stole more than $200,000
from the Wake school system has pleaded guilty to criminal charges.

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