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Saturday, April 17th is Document Destruction Day in Cheyenne - Vimarsana News

Saturday, April 17th is Document Destruction Day in Cheyenne

Saturday, April 17th is Document Destruction Day in Cheyenne WyHy Federal Credit Union in Cheyenne and Casper is holding an event unlike any other this Saturday, April 17th when they host 'Document Destruction Day'. Residents can go to their local WyHy Federal Credit Union branch and safely destroy personal documents. Who doesn't like shredding things, seriously? Any event that purposely celebrates destroying documents sounds amazing! WyHy Federal Credit Union is throwing the event as a way of assisting consumers by helping them to stay safe from identity theft and fraud. It is encouraged an...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190115:20:02:00

Thought that the -- that the special counsel may be trying to interpret the statute to say that any act, not destruction of evidence or anything, but any act that influences a proceeding is a crime if it's done with a bad intent. my concern there is that unlike something like bribery statute or document destruction where you prohibit it, that's a bad act. you don't need to be performing that bad act if you're a government official. any act that influences a proceeding is a crime if you have a bad state of mind, that's what the people at justice department do every day of the week, influence pr...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180628:13:30:00

>> sandra: moments away, f.b.i. director christopher wray and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein will be in the hot seat. rod rosenstein entered the room. a live shot on capitol hill where the house judiciary committee will grill them about what was happening in the f.b.i. and justice department leading up to the 2016 election. let's bring in the "america's newsroom" a-team thomas did you preformer deputy assistant attorney general under george w. bush. jessica tarlov and noah rothman associated tore at commentary magazine. the hearing room is filling up at the moment. tom, your expectatio...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20171030:10:52:00

Make sure they don't get advanced notice they're about to be arrested to prevent document destruction or witness tampering. you mentioned two names that have been widely discussed. paul manafort of president trump's campaign manager. mike flynn, former general flynn, his first national security adviser. both of them have been subject to fairly significant questioning both by panels in the senate and house and by the robert mueller investigation. so they are very likely to be on the short list. but there's a number of other figures involved in this wide scale investigation. >> right. again, i'm...

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We later wrote "the night time visits were frankly fishing expeditions. the trick was getting inside someone's apartment or house." bits and pieces came. we saw fear at times. when we heard of document destruction, a massive house cleaning at the nixon reelection committee, a money trail, an organized well funded covered. and the nixon campaign manager called the editor of the washington post to complain. mcgregor reported. they knocked on doors late at night and telephoned from the lobby. they hounded five women. brad le's response 'that's the