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#93 Updated:  12/28/05 9:20 a.m.

12/28/05 Ex-Enron accounting chief to plead guilty -  Enron Corp.'s former chief
accountant, Richard Causey, was set to plead guilty on Wednesday to a security
fraud charge in a plea bargain that could put him behind bars for seven years for
his part in the 2001 collapse of the power-trading giant, sources close to the case
said. Reuters

12/28/05 Student accused of fraud fires his lawyer - The 22-year-old New York
University student charged with trying to swindle $43 million from banks in
Greenwich and Switzerland and operating a hedge fund scam in town has fired his
attorney.  greenwichtime.com

12/27/05 SEC Sues Execs of Failed Company -  The 2002 collapse of National
Century Financial Enterprises also forced 275 health-care providers to file for
bankruptcy protection.  CFO.com

12/27/05 The Check Is (Almost) in the Mail - A large number of people who were
victims of Wall Street research abuses may wind up with a pleasant holiday
surprise — a check from the Securities and Exchange Commission, courtesy of one
Francis E. McGovern. CFO.com

12/27/05  Prison Time for Former HealthSouth Exec - ''The fact that you have
suffered weighs very little because it is a suffering of your own making,'' says the
judge. CFO.com

12/27/05 Ecuadorian Pyramid Scheme Sparks a Panic  -  A 71-year-old provincial
notary who died in a luxury hotel room earlier this year left behind a teenage
girlfriend — who said he'd been on cocaine and Viagra — and a crumbling $800
million pyramid scheme that has blossomed into a nationwide scandal. news.
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