September 1994 Press Releases

• Chief Deputy U.S. Marshal Pleads Guilty to Theft of Credit Vouchers
• Statement by the AG in Reation to Commission on Immigration Reform Report
• Eleven Federal Observers to Monitor Saturday's Elections in La.
• Medical Equipment Supplier to Pay $90,000 to Settle Dispute
• Massachusetts Blue Cross, Blue Shield to Pay $2.75 Million
• Atlanta Truck Dealer Indicted for Bid-Rigging
• New Report Finds No Credible Basis for INSLAW Case
• New Antitrust Enforcement Policy Statements Issued for Health Care
• Pennzoil Will Pay $2.6 Million Civil Penalty
• Justice Department Will Not Challenge Tax Software Company Acquisition
• Former Panama Canal Commissioner Officer is Sentenced
• Connecticut Bicycle Retailer Charged with Price Fixing
• T2 Medical Inc. Agrees to Pay $500,000
• NY Man Imprisoned, Fined for White Collar Crime
• Four Sentenced for Smuggling Potentially Hazardous Birds into the U.S.
• Justice Department Statement Concerning Secretary Cisneros
• Justice Department Allows Mortgage Firm to Exchange Fraud Information
• Justice Department Seeks to Revoke Citizenship of Former Nazi Police Chief
• Justice Department Files Suit to Revoke Citizenship
• AG Reno Demonstrates New INS Technology, Highlights Other Initiatives
• U.S. Sues Japanese Construction Companies in Bid-Rigging Scheme
• AG Reno Attends Police Officer Swearing-in While in Phoenix
• Department of Justice Settles Dispute with Defense Contractor
• United States Sues Raytheon Co. Under False Claims Act
• Louisiana Mortgage Lender Pays to Settle False Claims Action
• Justice will not Challenge Tax Software Company Acquisition
• Bank Board Member Indicted for Conspiring to Defraud Bank of Taunton
• Former U.S. Treasurer Sentenced
• Grand Jury Indicts Nigerians in Wire Fraud Scheme
• Justice Department to Monitor Elections in New York and Arizona
• Department of Justice Files Antitrust Suit, Proposed Consent Decree
• Justice Department Obtains Settlement in Housing Discrimination Case
• Corporation Charged with Rigging Bids for NJ Restoration Project
• Mining Company Pays Penalty for Clean Air Act Violations
• Justice Department Seeks Improved Public Access to Court Rulings