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Alan Cranston

U.S. senator (D) from California in 1991; one of the Keating Five; reprimanded by the Senate Ethics Committee in November 1991.

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Keating Five inquiry

  1. 20 Nov 1991 Sanctioned by Senate Ethics Committee: reprimanded for “improper and repugnant” conduct; he accepted it and denied breaking “accepted norms” 12

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  • Senate Ethics Committee 20 Nov 1991 reprimanded for “improper and repugnant” conduct; he accepted it and denied breaking “accepted norms” Scholarship & press 12

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  • The Keating Five in February 1991 the committee found “substantial credible evidence” that he “may have engaged in improper conduct” Scholarship & press 13
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  1. 1991 Alan Cranston member of U.S. Senate
  2. 20 Nov 1991 Alan Cranston sanctioned by Senate Ethics Committee
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  1. Cranston reprimanded (Reuters), The Christian Science Monitor, 22 Nov 1991. Scholarship & press
    The Senate Ethics Committee Wednesday reprimanded California Democrat Alan Cranston for "improper and repugnant" conduct in his ties with former savings and loan operator Charles Keating.
    Mr. Cranston expressed "deep remorse" and told the Senate he accepted the reprimand. But he insisted he had acted honestly
  2. Alan Cranston dead at 86, CBS News. Scholarship & press
    A Senate Ethics Committee investigation later led to a formal reprimand of Cranston
  3. Panel rules on ‘Keating 5’, The Christian Science Monitor, 1 Mar 1991. Scholarship & press
    “Substantial credible evidence” exists that Sen. Alan Cranston (D) of California “may have engaged in improper conduct.”
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