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Report to Senator Inhofe on Tulsa Airport Authority's Management and Operations
We issued our investigative report regarding contracting irregularities, conflicts of interest, and other issues at the Tulsa Airports, undertaken in response to a request from Senator James M.
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Date: 05.06.2004
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Federal jury convicts Logan air traffic controller for lying about OUIs
Ronald Hatch, an FAA Air Traffic Controller at Logan International Airport was found guilty following a trial in U.S. District Court in Boston of charges of making false statements on his Airmen Medical Certification.
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Date: 05.19.2004
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California Man Fined $197,384, Draws Prison Term for Defrauding FAA and Social Security Administration
David F. Slavens of Auburn, CA, was ordered by a U.S.
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Date: 01.06.2004
Remarks of Inspector General Kenneth Mead at the 2004 National Fraud Awareness Conference
FHWA Administrator Mary Peters and Inspector General Mead were the keynote speakers at the third national fraud awareness conference held in Seattle, WA.
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Date: 06.08.2004
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Airport Lease Broker Receives 78 Months Prison Term for Fraud
Alfred Speckman was sentenced by a U.S. District Court judge in Wilmington, DE to 78 months incarceration after being convicted of three counts of mail fraud for selling leased aircraft without the owners’ consent and keeping the proceeds.
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Date: 05.04.2004
Man Accused of Using Pickup Truck to Haul Gasoline Sentenced
Humberto Ulloaa was sentenced to by a U.S. District Court judge in Miami to five months in prison for hauling 162 gallons in a pickup truck without proper hazardous materials placarding and for possessing and using counterfeit credit cards.
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Date: 05.24.2004
Florida Transportation Company Pleads Guilty to Hazardous Material Charges
Seaboard Marine, Ltd., Inc., an intermodal transportation services company, pled guilty in U.S. District Court, Miami to charges of transporting hazardous materials illegally.
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Date: 09.21.2004
Trucker Responsible for Fatal Crash Sentenced for Falsifying Logbook
Stanley N. Waddy Jr., a former commercial trucker for Tapscott Trucking in Thornburg, VA, was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Philadelphia to time served in prison on state charges (16 months) and put on five years of probation.
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Date: 03.29.2004
Former Trucker Pleads Guilty to Falsifying Logbooks in Crash That Claimed Two Lives
Stanley N. Waddy, Jr., a former commercial truck driver for Tapscott Trucking in Thornburg, VA, pleaded guilty in U.S.
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Date: 01.05.2004
Pennsylvania Company and Its President Plead Guilty to Hazardous Material Violations
BEF Corporation of Allentown, PA, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Allentown, PA to three counts of knowingly discharging pollutants, a violation of the Clean Water Act. In addition, BEF'S president, Elward B.
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Date: 11.12.2004

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