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Vice President Dick Cheney may be added to the list of defendants in a score of Halliburton accounting fraud cases, if a Connecticut law firm prevails in its bid to overturn a pending $6 million settlement on grounds that it is inadequate. The firm says Cheney was originally not named as a defendant because doing so would have been "inappropriate" during the war on Iraq.
August 19, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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