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Ex-Chief of Enron Will Not Testify Before Congress

Date: February 11, 2002

Author: Richard A. Oppel Jr.

QUOTE: Kenneth L. Lay, Enron's former chairman, exercising his right to avoid incriminating himself, has decided not to testify before Congress on Tuesday about the company's collapse...

ABSTRACT: Attorneys for Kenneth Lay, former Chief Executive of Enron, recommended that he not testify before Congress about the collapse of his company. The reason--- "Congress was seeming too prosecutorial". The critics want more!

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• Kenneth Lee Lay
• Jeffrey K. Skilling

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• Enron Corp.
• New York Times Company
• US Senate

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