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Hershberger's trial continues
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Testimony Friday was heard from a Wichita man who invested almost $80,000 in oil leases managed by Hershberger's company, Petroleum Energy Inc., and received almost nothing in return.
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"Every part of my body said no," she testified.
The federal fraud trial of Wichita oilman and University of Kansas graduate, James W. Hershberger, enters its fourth week today.
Former PEEI bookkeeper, Leigh Ann Hett of Wichita, testified that she saw Hersberger and Dahl alter invoices to investors in ways she thought unethical. Because of this, she kept copies of some documents during her employment and after she quit the company, she said.
Mitchel had Hershberger had never ordered her to do anything she thought was illegal, and had she seen him fraudulently alter an invoice.
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Clarence A. Lieber said in U.S. District Court in Topeka that investments he made in two oil leases, totaling $78,200, had yielded a few hundred dollars. One of the leases was not owned by PEI, although it was represented as such.
Lieber's testimony followed that of former PEI employee Dyrk J. Dahl, who completed his sixth day of testi-
"I was afraid that I would be held responsible if anything like this was discovered," Hett said. "I wanted to show it wann't mv idea."
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Also testifying on Friday was Hershberger's secretary of more than 20 years, Bernice Mitchel of Wichita.
Hershberger, who was an avid athlete while attending KU, donated $125,000 in 1969 to build the track inside Memorial Stadium. He was honored the following year with the dedication of the 45th Kansas Relays to him for his continued support of the track program.
Cardinal Joseph Bernardin said in a letter read at weekend services that approximately 30 churches and 10 schools in Chicago would be closed by mid-1991 because of the "new circumstances in which we find ourselves in death spending that had forced the archdiocese to borrow from commercial banks for the first time in its 110-year history.
The prosecution is expected to call other former PEI employees and bankers as witnesses this week. Kansan reporter Buck Taylor contributed information to this story.
Mitchel said Hershberger had coerced her into buying an oil investment that had a great deal of debt.
He said that "the real heart" of the financial rescue plan was a proposal
Hershberger told her, "You will be
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In Detroit last year, Cardinal Edmund Szoka ordered 30 city parishes to either close or merge, citing a shortage of priests, declining membership and the increasing costs of maintaining church facilities.
to raise revenue through increased collections in churches and higher fees at archdiocese schools.
It has been known for some time that closings and mergers would be made, but archdiocese officials had declined to go into detail, saying they wanted congregations to hear the news yesterday from their pastors.
The closings and mergers would cut more than $13 million in archidoce spending, officials said. They are expected to increase by more than $90 million.
"These changes in no way reflect a retreat from or an abandonment of our mission," he said. "Instead they are a reaffirmation . . . of our commitment to quality pastoral care for the entire faith community."
No precise number of closings was released, though officials said about 30 churches and from six to 11 schools would close in the city and several suburbs by June 1991.
A wave of protests followed and several parishes jointly filed a lawsuit to block the closings. Neither the courts nor the Vatican interfered with the decision to consolidate the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit.
The Chicago Archdiocese has 416 parishes in Cook and Lake Counties.
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