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Lead Stories
Willie King, 37, was arrested moments after he had allegedly mugged a 94-year-old woman in a housecoat just outside her front door in New York's Greenwich Village in July. The woman is the mother of Vincent "Chin" Gigante, the reputed godfather of the Genoese crime family. At press time, King was still alive.
time, King was still alive. According to a report in The People newspaper in London in July, British spies who set up high-tech clandestine cameras to gain intelligence on the Irish Republican Army discovered that the cameras also recorded much kinky sex. The newspaper said the British government is planning to use some sex scenes, including episodes in which IRA leaders have sex with the wives of their jailed comrades, in an upcoming propaganda campaign.
The Continuing Crisis
In June, the Houston Health and Human Services Department warned of a local diarrhea outbreak caused by cyclospora. The department said two clusters of cases had been reported, the first among a group of executives of the natural gas industry meeting at a local club.
In June, the Arkansas State Medical Board ordered Waldo, Ark., family physician Jewel Byron Grimmett Jr. to start keeping written records. At a hearing, Grimmett told board members that he has kept all patient histories, including prescription records, only in his head for the 35 years he has been practicing medicine. Grimmett avoided license revocation because he is Waldo's only doctor and because, according to him, he treats about half his patients for free.
Least Competent People
Fifteen New York City police officers were indicted in July and as many as 700 other city employees are under investigation for not paying federal taxes. The cops had bought false legal documents, for $900 to $2,000 each, from scam artists who had convinced them that, despite the fact that they were police officers, they could legally claim not to be subject to government jurisdiction. In each case, the city payroll office unquestioningly accepted the form and did not withhold federal tax, in some cases for up to four years.
In April, Edward Lopez, 19, and Eric Harb, 18, were arrested in Lincolnwood, Ill., after police were called to a Summit department store. According to a clerk, the two men had approached him and asked politely if he would permit them to pay for clothes with a stolen credit card.
BUDGET
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senate has $63,606.16 in an unallocated account. This money is given to grouns throughout the year.
Campus organizations wanting funds need a senator to write a bill requesting money. The bill first stops in the finance committee.
The committee makes any
changes it deems necessary to the bill and votes on it. Bills that are approved go to the full senate.
A bill must receive a 2/3 vote from the senate for an organization to receive money.
"A lot of people see the requests," Case said. "We try to make sure that the money is used the way it should be."
The money that is not spent at the end of the year goes into a reserve account, which is used for emer
gency spending, Shopp said. He estimated there is around $300,000 in the reserve account.
DeLeon Bell said that the process operates smoothly. However, he would like to see one improvement.
"The committee doesn't get a lot of information on how groups spent their money in the past." Bell said. "We need to get more information on how the money was actually spent."
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Workshop Series
What's New This Month in THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES?
1 "The Basics of Bibliographic Databases" workshop introduces techniques for exploring the Libraries' most popular bibliographic databases.
The University Libraries Workshop Series is designed to introduce all members of the KU community to library and information resources available to support teaching and research. Call 864-3601 or e-mail workshop@ukans.edu to register.
1-A (Humanities/Social Sciences) (9:00-11:00)
1-B (Sciences/Technology) (2:00-4:00)
Thursday, Sept. 17
1-B (Sciences Technology) (2:00 4:00)
Thursday, Sept. 12 Clark Lab, Watson Library
5 "Finding Information on the World Wide Web" focuses on increasing the efficiency of your online time.
Thursday, Sept. 19, 8:30-10:00 a.m. Clark Lab, Watson Library
7 "Exploring Multicultural Resources" allows participants the opportunity to examine multicultural print, media, and electronic resources as well as finding aids for the KU Libraries' collections.
Saturday, Sept. 21, 10:00 a.m.—noon Instruction Alcove, Watson Reference
8 "KU UnCover" offers a means of expanding and expediting access to research materials to faculty, unclassified staff, and graduate students. Tuesday, Sept. 17, 3:30-5:00 p.m. Clark Lab, Watson Library
9 "Searching Current Reports in Lexis/Nexis" covers strategies for searching this large collection of news, legal, and business information.
Wednesday Sept. 18, 3:30-5:30 p.m. Harper Lab, Summerfield Hall
Friday, Sept. 27, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Harper Lab, Summerfield Hall
11 "Resources for Gay and Lesbian Studies" surveys recently-published reference materials devoted to this emerging discipline. Tuesday, Sept. 24, 3:00-5:00 p.m. Instruction Alcove, Watson Reference
Currently on Exhibit
*Kansas Collection: "In Honor of the Classes of 1946 and 1966, Sunner High School (Kansas City, Kansas)"
*The Department of Special Collections: "Slithy Toves: Herpetological Books at Kansas"
Watson Library: "Help Stop the Destruction: A Look at Mutilation in the KU Libraries' Collections"
*University Archives: "Strong Hall: Crown Jewel of Mount Oread"
*Located on the 2nd,3rd,and 4th floors of Kenneth Spencer Research Library.
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