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Federal prosecutors broadened the indictment of a former Enron Corp. power trader Thursday, adding 10 counts of wire fraud and declaring that the case is headed for trial. With plea negotiations having broken down with former Enron executive John Forney, one arm of the federal government's investigation into the once high-flying Houston energy company is coming to a head. U.S. District Judge Martin Jenkins set an Oct. 12, 2004, trial date, with both sides saying they will stick to the date.
December 05, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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