Committee will vote on subpoena for Enron's Lay
Tuesday, February 5, 2002
WASHINGTON -- A Senate panel prepared to subpoena former Enron chairman Kenneth Lay after he refused to appear Monday, and an investigator into Enron's collapse said virtually everyone from top management down knew Enron was hiding financial losses.
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