Reports on the allegations by former executive Maureen Castaneda that Enron employees were shedding documents at the company's Houston, Texas offices. Action taken by the company in response to the claim; Role of evidence of document destruction in Congressional and criminal inquiries; Description of the shredding by Castaneda on television.
Profiles memorabilia collector D.D. Smalley and his Hyde Park Miniature Museum in Houston, Texas. Artifacts collected and made by Smalley, which are on display at Brazos Projects gallery in Houston; Examples of his inventions, including tiny train engines made of toilet-paper rolls; Public perception of Smalley.
*ELECTION equipment, *UNITED States elections, *ELECTION officials
Abstract
HOUSTON -- Arson investigators have been called in to scrutinize a fire that destroyed the warehouse where all of Harris County's voting machines were stored. The blaze left county officials scrambling to find enough equipment to hold an election in the nation's third-most-populous county. Election officials have come up with emergency plans to buy new electronic voting machines, borrow hundreds from other counties and use paper ballots as well. Still, the destruction of nearly 10,000 voting machines in the fire last month has raised fears here that voters will face long lines or other disruptions at polling stations. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
Published
2010
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