Lawmaker Guilty Of Manslaughter; Says He'll Resign

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Former South Dakota governor and current first year congressional representative Bill Janklow was convicted of second-degree manslaughter for the traffic accident that killed motorcyclist Randy Scott. After the verdict, Janklow announced his decision to resign from the House of Representatives, effective Jan. 20. Jurors considered the possibility that Janklow was affected in his driving by his diabetic condition and low blood-sugar, but felt he had to assume full responsibility for all of his behavior including his speeding and driving through a stop sign.

Legislative Bodies, US House of Representatives, South Dakota, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Accidents, Traffic accidents, Legislators, United States. Congress. House, Manslaughter, Motorcyclists, Death of, Janklow, William J.

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Ex-Fugitive Gets Hostile Reception in South Korea

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Kim Woo Choong, the founder and ex-CEO of Daewoo Group returned to South Korea after being a fugitive for almost five years to face charges of fraud and embezzlement and was greeted by angry protestors.

South Korea, Financial management, Police Protection, Fraud, Conglomerate corporations, Finance, Investigations, Company financing, Embezzlement, Daewoo Corp., Kim Woo Choong

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Broker Who Aided U.S. Going on Trial For Fraud

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Anthony Elgindy, formerly known as Amr Ibrahim Elgindy, is being tried for allegations that he attempted to profit by using prior knowledge of the World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks.

New York, Securities fraud, Elgindy, Anthony

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