The Boston Globe, December 8th, 1990
WASHINGTON - The stakes grew for five senators under scrutiny by the Senate Ethics Committee this week as a bank regulator said their political pressure increased the cost of the taxpayer bailout of Lincoln Savings & Loan and the committee subpoenaed a witness who could be toting "a smoking gun." The combination of events has ignited the public hearings, forcing the committee to debate some issues behind closed doors and adding vigor to the defense attorneys' cross-examination of witnesses. The public hearings, originally scheduled to conclude next week, have become more tense, and the air of ...
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