March 1995 Press Releases
#183 AG to make significant Telecommunication announcement
#182 First Union Mortgage Claim to Pay U.S. $6.3 Million in Claims
#181 AG Reno's weekly schedule
#180 Senate unanimously restores funding for drug courts
#179 Media Advisory
#178 Former Bolivian Officer Extradited to U.S. to Face Drug Charges
#177 Washington becomes first state to receive building code certification
#176 Top Justice Department Officials to be in Massachusetts 3/30
#175 Justice Department obtains $16 million settlement
#174 Justice Department Approves Proposal to Form Physician Network Joint Venture
#173 AG Reno to hold news conference in Milwaukee to announce
#172 AG Reno to be in Tallahassee, Kansas City on Thursday 3/30
#171 Justice Department Will Not Challenge Health Care Plan
#170 Deputy AG to substitute for AG Reno at press avail
#169 Statement by Assistant AG for Civil Rights Deval L. Patrick
#168 Justice Department Files Antitrust Suit Challenging Common Ownership
#167 Florida Health Care Provider to Pay $414,911
#166 Alabama man indicted for mailing threatening letters
#165 AG Reno to unvell report on Year-Long Anti-violance initative
#161 AG Reno's weekly schedule
#160 AG Reno to Unveil Report on Year-long Anti-violence Initiative
#159 Justice Department Obtains First Decision Under the ADA
#158 Statement of Anne K. Bingaman
#156 Fallon Named Civil Litigation Deputy for Tax Division
#157 Executive of New York City Printing Company Charged
#155 Federal Court in Missouri Issues First Permanent Injunction Under FACE
#154 AG Reno to be in Maine on Friday
#153 Former Delegate Fauntroy is Charged, Agrees to Plead Guilty
#152 Justice Department and FTC to Streamline the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act
#151 Ketchikan Pulp Co. to Pay $3 Million in Civil Penalties
#149 Allied Clinical Labs to Settle Claims for $4.9 Million
#148 Department of Justice Extends Validity of Old Green Card
#147 Visa Waiver Program extended to Ireland
#145 AG Reno's weekly schedule
#143 Reno and Police to Protest Congressional Plans
#141 President of Massachusetts Company Receives Stiff Penalty
#140 Three Cabinet Members Visit Maryland Elementary School
#139 Justice Department Moves to Maintain Court Order
#138 Reno Calls on Congress to Save Drug Courts from Budget Axe
#137 AG Reno and ONDCP Director Brown to Attend D.C. Drug Court "Graduation"
#136 Department Store Chain Agrees to Become Accessible
#135 AG Reno's weekly schedule
#134 New Mexico Man Indicted for Trying to Burn Down Clinic
#133c Mexican Drug Fugitive Named to FBI's "Most Wanted" List
#133 Date Set for First Federal Execution Since 1963
#132 U.S., Minnesota, and Private Companies to Spend $20 Million
#131 Payco Pays Largest Penalty Ever for Debt Collection Violations
#130 Cruise Ship Company Convicted of Dumping
#129 Three Texans Indicted for Racially-Motivated Shooting Spree
#128 Notice on AG's Weekly Availability
#125 Justice Department Approves Acquisition
#127 United States Sues Nye County, Nevada
#126 Ohioan Named to Senior Justice Department Position
#124 Justice Department Allows Television Stations to Exchange Information
#123 Ketchikan Pulp Co. Pleads Guilty to Environmental Crimes
#122 Note to Correspondents
#121 Domestic Violence Hotline Saved from Budget Ax
#120 AG Reno's weekly schedule
#119 Statement by Deval Patrick on "Motor-Voter" Law
#118 United States Intervenes in Suit Alleging Fuel Price Fraud
#117 Final small Claims to be paid for Iranian Revolution losses
#116 Top Corporate Officials Charged in $1 Million Recylcing Scam
#115 Report Shows Four-fold Increase in Health Care Fraud Investigations
#114 Federal Court to Hear Arguments About Motor-Voter Law
#113 Antitrust Chief Outlines What's Needed to Promote Competition
#112 Nationwide Restaurant Chain to Improve Accessibility