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#210 Updated: 6/27/06 8:30 p.m.

06/27/06 Probation for Former Enron Finance Exec
Larry Lawyer, who helped transfer wind farms owned by Enron to a partnership
used to hide debt, failed to report about $79,000 in income.

06/27/06 SEC: Morgan Stanley Lax on Insider Trading
The SEC accuses the investment bank of failing to oversee employee trading of
stocks in some 3,000 public companies about which the bank has insider
information.

06/27/06 Survey: CFOs Agree with Enron Verdict
Chief financial officers strongly agreed with the guilty verdicts recently handed
down for former Enron Corp. executives Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling,
according to the second quarter "CFO Outlook Survey," conducted by Financial
Executives International and Baruch College's Zicklin School of Business.

06/27/06 Enron to Pay City $3.28M Over Lawsuit
Bankrupt Enron Corp. has agreed to pay the city of Tacoma, Wash., $3.28 million
to resolve claims it profited illegally by manipulating Western energy markets
between 1997 and 2003.

06/27/06 European Court Refuses to Halt Extradition of Bankers
A European court has refused to block the extradition of three British bankers
wanted in the U.S. on Enron Corp.-related fraud charges.

06/27/06 NFL, Union Face Suit on Lost Investment
The National Football League and its players union are on the hook for the $20
million that seven current and former players lost in an alleged fraud scheme
because the union endorsed the services of an investment firm even though its
manager had liens against him, a lawsuit says.
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