Black to return documents caught on tape being removed from headquarters
Canadian Press
Thursday, May 26, 2005
TORONTO (AP) - Deposed media baron Conrad Black has agreed to return 12 boxes of documents after a video caught him on tape taking papers from his headquarters in downtown Toronto, a spokesman for Black said Thursday.
It was a new twist to Black's venomous battle against his enemies at the Toronto holding company, Hollinger Inc.
Black is accused of misappropriating money from Hollinger and its publishing subsidiary, Chicago-based Hollinger International. He is to be evicted from Hollinger's offices at the end of the month.
Black had been barred by an Ontario court from taking any documents from the company without the permission of a court-ordered inspector.
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http://www.canada.com/national/nationalpost/financialpost/story.html?id=9e72cedd-24f6-4f4f-815d-f916c1c77c39
AS PRESS BARON Conrad Black faces ouster from Hollinger International—and seems to be taking Richard Perle down with him—many Americans, blighted by the neocons’ pervasive infestation of the U.S. media, may think they can rest easier. One can’t blame them, of course, for being grateful for any reprieve. However, even though Hollinger’s illicit payments to Perle, George F. Will and a legion of neocon sympathizers have been permanently cut off, it is too soon to let down one’s guard. Since their early days as Trotskyite radicals, America’s neocons have exhibited an uncanny ability to morph into parasitic forms and attach themselves to new hosts for nurture.
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