October 1994 Press Releases

• Justice Department Approves Merger of Two New Mexico Pulmonary Physician Groups
• AG Reno to be Briefed by Experts on Youth Violence and Guns
• Department of Justice Approves Proposal for Bowling Green Area Health Care Network
• Defendants Plead Guilty in Gasoline Excise Tax Case
• New York Man Charged with Tax Evasion
• Justice Department Approves Proposal to Make California's Chiropractic Services
• DOJ Official to Brief Counties on Crime Act Implementation
• Justice Department Preserves Competition in Commercial Service Market
• U.S. Files Multi-Million Dollar Action Against Borden
• Newport News to Implement New Voting for Electing City Council
• Michael J. Gaines Confirmed as a Member of U.S. Parole Commission
• Travel Agent Trade Association Agrees to End Anticompetitive Practices
• Cities Given Option to Immediately Hire New Cops
• Oregon Woman Charged in Arson, Acid, and Napalm Attacks on Abortion ClinicsNumb
• Former Suppliers of Display Materials to Philip Morris Charged
• Teledyne Pays U.S. $5.56 Million to Settle Defense Fraud Case
• Department of Justice Says that Ultramed will Pay U.S. $2.1 Million
• Delware Department of Corrections to Pay over $3 Million
• Department of Justice, FTC Release International Antitrust Guidelines
• Florida Man Sentenced in Egg Smuggling Case
• Record Number of Federal Judges Confirmed
• President Clinton Announces New Crime Bill Grants
• Federal Grand Jury Indicts Seven in International Money Scam
• Gerald McDowell to Head Asset Forfeiture Office
• Kodak Agrees to Upgrade Aging Sewer System
• Justice Department Appoints New Administrator for the Office of Redress
• Justice Department Awards Nine Grants to Educate Employers and Workers
• Tandem Pays U.S. $1.9 Million to Settle Civil Dispute
• New Executive Office for National Security Announced