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Last week, we saw one example. A Russian immigrant who complained of harassment and assault within his security guard unit was suspended and finally fired. Johnson said the guard was responsible for a fight with a colleague. Never mind that an internal probe into the incident was declared "not completely conclusive." Never mind that Manager of Operations for Security Robert J. Dowling--who has been accused of condoning a supervisor's harassment of the same guard--was allowed to play witness, judge and jury for the Russian guard's discipline...
...John F. Rooney, who investigated last month's fight between the two guards, said his probe was "not completely conclusive" as to who had instigated the assault...
Last year, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, which heard the Demjanjuk case when it was in the U.S., opened a probe into the conduct of Justice Department lawyers. Now Ryan is being investigated. He testified last Friday, and Judge Thomas A. Wiseman will issue a report in a few weeks to the Sixth Circuit...
Judge Thomas A. Wiseman, who presided over the case, is investigating six former and current government attorneys, including Ryan, in a special probe that will conclude Friday with the testimony of former Justice prosecutor Bruce Einhorn in Los Angeles...
...response, Intel chairman Andrew Grove says only, "We make no apologies." While Grove declined to discuss the FTC probe, he suggested much of the criticism is mere envy of Intel's success. If so, that envy may grow more pronounced as Intel prepares to put more distance between itself and its competitors. This year Intel will begin shipping its next generation of microprocessors called the Pentium, which will process information twice as fast as Intel's current crop of chips. Moreover, Grove says, Intel will price the Pentium "more aggressively" than previous microprocessors. Although computers based on Pentium will start...