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The WallStreet Journal
Boardroom Fallout Dunn Resigns as H-P Chairman Amid Furor Over Phone
Probes CEO Hurd to Take Her Post;
California's Lockyer Warns
Insiders May Be Charged
Role of a Boston Investigator
By PETER WALDMAN and JOANN S. LUBLIN,
Hewlett-Packard Co. named Chief Executive Officer Mark Hurd to succeed its embattled
chairman, but the computer maker faced a graver legal threat as California's attorney general said
he has enough evidence to bring criminal charges against people at the company. Read Full Text...
The San Francisco Chronicle FBI warns of major summer attack Political conventions, Olympics tempting targets for terrorists Charlie Goodyear, Chronicle Staff Writer
The FBI says it will issue an alert today to thousands of police departments warning of new and
credible intelligence that suggests al Qaeda or other terrorists will attempt a major attack in the
United States this summer. Read Full Text...
The Oakland Tribune Even in the midst of gunfire, FBI agents give public an insiders view Simon Read, STAFF WRITER
DUBLIN — Under the cover of sniper fire and the detonation of flash-bang grenades, six members of an
FBI assault team took out half a dozen crazed gunmen holding hostages behind Santa Rita jail Friday
morning. The raid — carried out amidst smoke and a hail of well-placed gunfire — was over in minutes.
The FBI snterrorists. Read Full Text...
The New York Times
Ruined Friendship Could Imperil Bonds By DUFF WILSON
The former best friend and business partner of Barry Bonds has
told federal investigators that Bonds was a heavy steroids user and flew into “roid rages,” his
lawyer, Michael Cardoza, said yesterday. Read Full Text...
The Wall Street Journal Hard Sell -- A Muslim's Choice: Turn U.S. Informant Or Risk Losing Visa By Peter Waldman, The Wall Street Journal
Last November, when Yassine Ouassif crossed into Champlain, N.Y., from Canada, border agents questioned him for several
hours. Then they took away his green card and sent him home to San Francisco by bus, with strict instructions: As soon as he got
there, he was to call a man named Dan. Read Full Text...
