Government watchdogs lose jobs at Health and Human Services
The inspector general for HHS notified all 924 employees their units would be shut down from June 21 through Sept 30 as funds run out after a Senate cut of 13.9 million dollars. Kusserow said audits could have saved about 120 million and fines or recoveries around 12 million more.
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Richard P. Kusserow
Italy renews questioning of pope attacker Agca
In Rome prosecutors renew interrogation of Mehmet Ali Agca regarding possible accomplices in the 1981 assassination attempt on Pope John Paul II. Agca, serving a life sentence, was moved to Rebibbia Prison for daily questioning as authorities pursue leads beyond his solo act.
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Thompson's Illinois re election bid cooled by disclosures
Illinois Governor James R. Thompson faces a tougher race after reports he took antiques and expensive gifts, used campaign funds for personal costs, and sought a federal judgeship for his wife. He repaid $3,316 and barred gifts over $100 as Stevenson closes in.
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Ohio
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Don Rose
Jane Byrne
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