November 1994 Press Releases

• Former Dairy Manager Charged with Bid-Rigging on School Contracts
• GSA Contractor Settles Dispute for $550,000
• Wisconsin Rental Company to Pay Largest Housing Discrimination Award in the State
• Southern Illinois University to Pay $93,000 for Firing Man
• Justice Department Sues Charlotte, North Carolina
• Attorney General's Statement
• Restonic Corporation Charged with Criminal Contempt for Violation of 1960 Consent Decree
• Two Residential Door Manufacturers Charged for Involvement in Price Fixing Conspiracy
• Administration Defends Balanced Forest Management Plan
• Connecticut Bicycle Retailer Charged with Price-Fixing
• Ohio Power Plant Agrees to Achieve Compliance
• Justice Department Sues Assumption Parish Louisiana Sheriff's Department
• Four More Mississippi Jails Agree to Upgrade Conditions
• Justice Department will not Challenge Tobacco Cooperatives' Inventory Sales
• Denver Restaurant Agrees to Become Acessible to Persons with Disabilities
• Teledyne Settles Defense Fraud Case for $850,000
• California Man Receives Toughest Sentencing Ever
• Judge Sentences Last Members of Ring Caught Smuggling
• Justice Department to Dispatch Federal Officials
• New York Man Pleads Guilty in Tax Case
• Jury Convicts Three in Gulf Federal Savings Bank Fraud Case
• Kansas Drywall Company Charged with Aiding Mail Fraud
• Justice Department's Antitrust Division Approved Termination
• Attorney General Previews Youth Gun Initiative
• Assistant Attorney General Anne K. Bingaman's Statement
• Justice Department Obtains Record $425,000 Settlement
• Spearing Named Chief of Fraud Section
• Record $3 Billion Collected from Criminal and Civil Defendants
• Small Towns and Cities Can Hire Thousands of New Police