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Nacchio resigned from Denver-based Qwest Communications International Inc. in 2002. His lawyers pushed for a sentence of three years and five months in prison and a $3.6 million fine. They described him as a working-class couple's son who rose to become the No. 3 executive at AT&T Inc. before leading Qwest. In 2009, Nacchio started serving his prison sentence in Pennsylvania. Last month, a federal judge approved a settlement of a civil lawsuit the Securities and Exchange Commission filed against Nacchio.
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