February 1996 Press Releases
#079 DOJ challenges Rhode Island dental groups's agreements that discourage discounting
#078 Georgia carpet maker sentenced for mislabeling carpeting
#076 DOJ seeks complete removal of AT&T consent decree
#074 On second anniversary, Rubin and Reno hail Brady Act's success
#073 DOJ and California AG'S Office reach agreement with Wells Fargo
#070 Mall of America developer agrees to save valuable Chicago wetlands
#069 AG Reno addresses the National Congress of American Indians
#068 Philips Electronic pays U.S. $65.3 million for selling faulty electronic
#067 President of environmental testing laboratory sentenced
#065 Judge orders long-awaited cleanup of Denver Radioactive waste site
#064 AG Janet Reno's weekly press availability week of February 26
#063 DOJ clears proposal to allow intermodal marketing companies to
#062 DOJ clears proposal to provide real-time computerized trading of electric power
#061 DOJ approves the creation of energy exchange for trading short-term electric power
#060 Shipper pays U.S. $6000,000 to settle cargo preference violation
#059 AG Reno to address community policing event
#058 Top corporate officials indicted for crimes in slaughterhouse pollution
#057 AG Janet Reno visits Kentucky to announce innovative effort to uphold domestic violence protective orders
#056 AG Janet Reno to address community empowerment conference
#055 AG Janet Reno to to travel to Nashville, Tennessee and Frankfort, Kentucky
#052 AG Janet Reno to welcome Kweisi Mfume to the DOJ to be sworn-in as head of NAACP
#051 AG Janet Reno's weekly press availability week of February 19
#049 DOJ puts an end to the largest solid waste hauling and disposal
#048 Two Lousisiana nightclubs agree with DOJ to open their doors
#047 Consulting firm will pay U.S. $305,000 to settle contract dispute
#045 Seven Thai Nationals plead guilty to enslaving more than 80
#044 AG Janet Reno's weekly press availability week of February 12
#043 AG Janet Reno names Kent Marcus to manage new youth violence initative
#037 DOJ sues Days Inn chain for building inaccessible hotels
#036 DOJ sues rental agency and two housing providers for allegedly discriminating
#035 Slaughterhouse company pleads guilty to environmental crimes
#034 Southern Ohio coal company to restore Ohio river tributaries
#032 Sara Lee will pay record $3.1 million civil penalty
#031 DOJ reaches settlement with Texas TV networks
#030 Hayward, California to pay more than $94,000 for discriminating
#029 Adminstration moves to make legal system cheaper and faster
#028 Janice Chenier Taylor named U.S. Trustee for Region 5