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Past stories from The Providence Journal
4.7.02
• Running against time -
As his trial in federal court approaches, Buddy Cianci remains on his toes, always on the move.
3.31.02
• Indicted in office, what's new?
3.26.02
• Defense
is denied
additional
disclosure
3.26.02
• Journal seeks access
to memos in Cianci case
3.20.02
• Judge seals witness lists
3.19.02
• Judge to release details of lawyers' memoranda
3.16.02
• Pannone pleads to 6 counts
3.8.02
• Cianci aide gets separate trial
3.7.02
• Cianci lawyer makes case for two separate trials for mayor
3.6.02
• Feds must divulge plans for trial
3.5.02
• Feds plan to link Cianci to cash
3.1.02
• Cianci, Coloian ask judge for separate trials
2.28.02
• Pension vote goes against Annarino
2.27.02
• Judge decides Cianci can keep laywer
• Board urged to deny pensions to convicted
2.26.02
• U.S. asks judge to review ruling Cianci's lawyer
2.23.02
• Cianci ordered to appear in court to discuss lawyer
2.22.02
• Former tax board chief to plead guilty
2.20.02
• Journal asks for court filings
2.16.02
• Judge rejects bid to dismiss bribery charges
2.8.02
• Cianci asks for separate trials
2.6.02
• Feds file motion to drop 1 count
2.1.02
• Judge clarifies rules for witness, Cianci lawyer
1.19.02
• Cianci seeks separate trials
1.10.02
• Talk-show host says he's not source of videotape
12.14.01
• Judge keeping affidavit sealed
11.28.01
• Bob Kerr:
A showdown
in a place
that's special
11.27.01
• Talk-show host, Plunder Dome suspect spar
11.7.01
• Mayoral aide requests separate trial
11.2.01
• Judge sets tentative date for Cianci's corruption trial
10.26.01
• Scungio has fine reduced by $35,000
10.12.01
• Talk-show host says he'll fight subpoena
8.14.01
• Cianci
can have lawyer he wants
7.21.01
• Ruling
clears Egbert to defend Cianci
7.13.01
• Official lied to FBI about club, says prosecutor
7.12.01
• Appeals court orders reduction in Scungio sentence
6.29.01
• Judge weighs publicizing affidavit
6.27.01
• Prosecutor suspended, fined over videotape
6.23.01
• Man gets 21/2 years for threatening employee of Plunder Dome witness
6.19.01
• FBI suspends agent with ties to witness
6.13.01
• Ruling on releasing funds expected later this month
6.9.01
• FBI document a 'time-bomb,' defense claims
6.7.01
• Hearing set on releasing campaign accounts
6.6.01
• Prosecutors fight release of campaign accounts
6.2.01
• Freitas savors first tastes of freedom
• Channel 10 as newsmaker leaves competitors reeling
6.1.01
• Judge orders probe to discover source of leaked videotape
5.31.01
• Corrente lawyer faces challenge
5.25.01
• Some secrecy in Plunder Dome might be lifted
5.22.01
• Cianci group seeks court OK to pay bills
5.18.01
• Cianci aide to return to job
• Retired judge called 'fair-minded'
5.16.01
• Court silences all parties in pending case
5.15.01
• Sealed documents accumulating quickly in federal court file
5.10.01
• Indicted official wants job back
5.3.01
• Despite indictment, firm keep contract
• Voccola released to home confinement
4.27.01
• Judge releases
Voccola, orders
home confinement
4.25.01
• Lawyers meet with judge
4.23.01
• NBC's Today show will shine the spotlight on Cianci's indictment
4.21.01
• Prosecution may seek Egbert's ouster
4.20.01
• Prosecutor
details showing
of secret tape
4.15.01
• Plunder Dome prosecutor's life shaped by childhood trials
4.13.01
• Cianci's lawyer known as smart, dogged, driven
• Pannone pleads not guilty to new corruption charges
4.12.01
• FBI agent accused of threatening aide over Cianci 'lies'
• R.I.'s top federal judge will take Plunder Dome cases
4.11.01
• Experts fault prosecutor for showing tape
• Cianci wisecracks with Imus, takes shots at federal probe
• Bob Kerr: The laughs will go on until they stop
4.10.01
• Prosecutor played secret videotape to friends, sister
4.8.01
• Our rascal king
• On corruption, R.I.'s record speaks for itself
• M. Charles Bakst: Back to darkness: indicted mayor, crippled ethics panel
• Timeline - Cianci's reign
4.7.01
• Cianci, 3 others plead innocent
• In this case, mayor can't take temporary leave from office
• After day in court, Cianci cranks through hectic public calendar
4.6.01
• Providence development: It'll
weather the storm
• A changing city: projects in the
works
• Cianci skips White House visit
4.5.01
• Cianci
welcomed warmly at mayors'
conference
• Federal probes have great
resources
• Racketeering law a powerful
tool for prosecutors
• Chafee echoes call for Cianci
to quit
• Mark Patinkin: Cianci, under fire, remains a
tireless Providence promoter
4.4.01
• Almond
calls upon Cianci to resign; Voccola in custody
• Voccola arraigned, jailed as a 'danger
to witnesses'
• Imprisoned
at ACI, Freitas sees justice in indictments
• In
D.C., fellow leaders react with respect, hope, amusement
• City
Hall corruption in the 1980s:
Convictions reached into virtually every corner
• Bob
Kerr: After Buddy, we are left with a yawn
• Hispanics
express strong feelings for a mayor who's 'always there'
• Cianci's
colorful reign helps draw media coverage coast to coast
• Talk
around town
•
City's diversity efforts get mixed reviews
4.3.01
• Grand
jury indicts Cianci, 5 others on 30 counts of racketeering, conspiracy
• 2
charged with bribe for police academy
• M.
Charles Bakst: Cianci indicted: If he loves city, let him resign
• Cianci
friends offers kisses, condolences
• FBI
built case slowly, rising through ranks
• Assembly
leaders fear indictment casts a cloud over state
• Cianci
could face long sentence
• Many
turns on legal road could steer the mayor's fate
• 3
officials urge Cianci to step aside -- for now
• How
will Cianci-case headlines affect city's draw?
• Summary
of charges
• Quotes
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