"Amex's New Market For Emerging Firms Faces Embarrassments," 3 July 1992, The Wall Street Journal. Later the name of the article was changed to "American Stock Exchange Market For Emerging Firms Faces Embarrassments." The article was by Timothy O'Brien. Peter Kann canceled the second part of the article, which was to expose connections between Louis Miceli and Robert VanCaneghan, members of the Board of the American Stock Exchange and money laundering for drug smugglers via their eponymous American Stock Exchange firm, Miceli-VanCaneghan. Miceli and VanCaneghan were smuggling drugs at this time aboard Miceli's boat, "The Jaded Lady." I have been told that O'Brien's source was Philip Axelrod, an American Stock Exchange Compliance attorney and Vice President. Compare the two articles.