PREVIOUS STORIES

• Special grand jury hits leaders   • Kolb backs purchasing department   • Report blasts purchasing official   • Text of the purchasing presentment   • Panel dismisses power change   • Report prompts rally   • Mayor pushes transfer of power   • Grand jury blasts loan program   • New panel will study grand jury report   • Findings divided city, panel says   • NAACP, official criticize findings   • City's reply says little on tough issues   • Report may fade before election   • Officials recall concerns over donation requests   • Mayor violated no laws in letter   • Fire chief says he addressed juror findings   • Indictments hinge on audit   • Firefighters await scandal's end   • Report gets little official response   • D.C., Augusta mayor square off   • Maddox defends use of retirement package   • Opponents of Few find vindication   • Some blacks call report racial ploy   • Grand jury says chief was 'bandit'   • Promotion practices come under heavy fire   • Report condemns spending   • Department lost sight of duties, panel says   • Questions answered   • Questions answered   • Special grand jury hands over report   • Grand jury timeline   • Few quits Washington fire chief job   • Length of probe attracts reaction   • Grand jury criticizes cost of injuries   • Poll calls for bigger mayor role   • Jury gives finance agency advice   • Readers say they want change in government   • 'Chronicle' seeks views on grand jury report   • Presentment sparks election talk   • Grand jury expenses for year top $58,000   • Mayor outlines 2001 agenda   • Walker urges to end Grand Jury   • Report targets commissioners   • Report: Race divides city   • Grand jury urges city reform   • Panel calls for jail to close in 10 years   • Jury seeks changes to education policy   • Creation of special panel a first in city, officials say   • Jurors call for special grand jury   • Commissioners' ethics questioned   • Grand jury wonders at city's purchases   • Report: Connections play role in hiring   • Grand jury, school officials meet   • Jury resumes probing waste in government   • Commission standards under fire   • Grand jury report reaction is negative   • Jury report vindicates city

THOSE INVOLVED

Ronnie Few   • Fire chief nears OK for Washington job   • Chief answers questions   • Capital supports fire chief   • Few addresses allegations   • Augustans back Few in capital   • Agents confiscate fire records   • Fire official resigns from department   • Few pays $642 bill for calls   • Officials' phone bills top $1,000   • Mayor is unsettled by debts   • Chiefs group covers late bill   • Chiefs' bill goes unpaid   • Ex-fire chief bids farewell to Augusta   • Group hits media for Few squabble   • Fire chief reports to grand jury   • Few faces final vote by D.C. council   • Few accepts D.C. job   • D.C. chooses Augusta fire chief   • D.C. fire chief position holds challenges   • Chief stays silent on decision   • Fire chief open to D.C. offer   • Few reportedly on short list for new post   • Spokeswoman: Fire chief won't leave Lon Morrey   • Ex-official gets to tell story   • Board fires city finance chief   • Finance chief jobs stays in limbo   • Finance changes possible   • Audit finds finances in order Keven Mack   • Board chides commissioners   • Report given to subcommittee   • Housing finances under fire   • 'They have ruined my home'   • Commission spares department head's position

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