1.   American prosecutors have subpoenaed records from several oil companies that operate in Kazakhstan, including BP Amoco, Phillips Petroleum and ExxonMobil.

2.   And that outrage went completely off the charts when Starr tried to subpoena records showing what books Monica Lewinsky had bought.

3.   Authorities also have subpoenaed records from the gas company to determine when fuel usage might have dropped off.

4.   A GOP Senate would still be able to subpoena administration records, a proper check upon presidential abuse.

5.   A Hatch aide said the senator has no plans to subpoena the records, and instead would work with Humphrey to determine which ones he should seek for review.

6.   Allen recently subpoenaed records detailing sexual misconduct by priests from the Archdiocese of Cincinnati.

7.   But the authorities have subpoenaed records from the city PBA and federal investigators say privately that it has now become the focus of their inquiry.

8.   But prosecutors have subpoenaed the records of the deal from both the state and the company.

9.   But the Justice Department can use a federal grand jury to subpoena records from any relevant party.

10.   Clancy had subpoenaed the records in an apparent move to challenge the legality of a search that led to the indictment of Irvin and the two self-described models.