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Wednesday, January 31, 1990 / University Daily Kansan
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Partly cloudy and windy statewide with south winds 15-25 mph. Highs from the mid-40s to mid-50s. Lows from the teens to the 20s. Tomorrow we will see a chance for rain or snow in the state.
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KU Weather Service Forecast: 864-3300
Wednesday - Party cloudy but warm. Southern winds 15-20 mph and gusty. High 54' . Low 28'
Thursday - Party cloudy and much cooler with a 30 percent chance for rain. High 35' . Low 19'
Friday - Partly cloudy and cold. High 38' . Low 20'.
Saturday - Mostly cloudy and a chance for rain or snow. High 41'. Low 27'.
Sunday - Mostly sunny and mild. High 47°. Low 30°.
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Dahl was vice president of Hershberger's now defunct Petroleum Energy Inc. He already has testified against Hershberger on behalf of the prosecution in a plea bargain agreeing to accept the charge to one count of mail fraud. Hershberger is charged with 37 counts, most of them mail and bank fraud.
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Hershberger's knowledge of the allegedly illegal oil transactions is key to the government's case, making Wreath's testimony inconsistent with the prosecution's case. Hershberger harsens at Wreath's attorneyry. Zane unaware of the allegedly illegal transactions and that he was duped by Dahl.
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Before Dahl left, Wreath and Hershberger found that Dahl had forged signatures on an oil lease that was promoted to investors, Wreath said.
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When confronted, Dahl was noncommittal, Wreath said. On the other
They also found about $70,000 in unpaid invoices in Dahl's office from vendors who performed services for PEI. he said.
And they discovered that Dahl had forged investors' signatures on an agreement to purchase a lease when they went to the airport to greet the nonexistent investors after Dahl had
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Gordon and Majors met yesterdays, with an advisory committee to set up the agenda for a national Black Leadership Council will be July 11-13 in Kansas City, Mo.
Key records kept by Dahl of the amount of oil pumped from eachwell also were found to be incorrect or missing. Wreath said.
For example, a car dealership called to say that the two new cars Dahl had ordered were ready for delivery. The driver berter knew nothing about the cars.
"That was the most basic information as to the life of our company as to how we were doing." Wreath said. "We had a false idea of how we were doing."
After Dahl pleaded guilty to one count of mail fraud in a Feb. 9, 1989, agreement, he told Wreath that he could pay a penny in fines, Wreath said.
Dahl has testified that Hershberger dominated him and directed all his actions, even the allegedly illegal ones.
Wreath testified that after Dahl's exit, Wreath and Hershberger made a string of discoveries about his activities.
He said it took he and Hershberger many months to find out how Dahl operated.
"We called it off," Wreath said. "Both of us were amused and surprised he would do such a thing."
for Black Leadership Development and Research, want to form a national group that would focus on the issues confronting Black males.
hand, Hershberger expressed surprise, dismay and disgust, he said.
The spill, in Lot 61, was discovered by a KU police officer at 11:50 p.m. Monday. KU facilities and operations personnel absorbed the oil with cement, and it was cleaned up by 6:45 a.m. yesterday.
TANK OVERFLOWS: A tank overflowed while in the process of being filled with heating oil late Monday night in a KU parking lot near Illinois Street and Sunnyside Avenue, KU police reported.
Gordon and Majors spoke of the problems confronting Black males today, including stereotypes, health issues and a high early death rate.
Lt. John Mullens, KU police spokesman, said the tank probably had more oil in it than was thought. The tanks could have caused the oil to expand.
The Lawrence Fire Department could not determine how much oil was spilled.
BLACK CONFERENCE: The Black male in U.S. society has no national forum to turn to in order to improve his situation, two civic leaders said yesterday.
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"They die at higher rates than anybody else, except for people 85 years and older." Majors said.
Gordon said, "The whole idea of examining the Black male values, and Black peoples' values in general, is crucial to the future success of Blacks."
Gordon and Majors are awaiting the publication of a book they are completing titled "The American Black Male: His Present Status and His Future," which will be published in 1991. It focuses on issues facing Black males today.
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