OTHER NEWS - Sept. 9, 1991
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Unisys Pleads Guilty: The company pleaded guilty to criminal charges in the Pentagon procurement fraud scandal and agreed to pay a record $190 million in fines and penalties. Unisys will pay $54 million in cash plus interest through 1995 and give up $46 million in profits on any Air Force contract for a series of radar stations across Canada and Alaska. It will also pay up to $90 million from net income and any sale of assets through 1997.
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