Expelled Decatur teens charged with robbery in brawl
Roosevelt Fuller 19 Errol Bond 17 and Bruce Manns 17 were charged after a teen acquaintance said they and a fourth teen beat him and took 120 dollars. Darrien Spates 17 was arrested as well. Bond set at 50000 for Fuller 15000 for Spates 12000 for Manns and Bond. Bond released after paying. The injured teen had minor injuries.
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United Airlines slashes airfares in bid to regain business
United Airlines cuts many domestic round trips by about half through December 14 to restore image after a summer of labor strife delays and cancellations. Online bookings receive extra discounts, with tickets bought by September 22. aviation expert says move shows desperate traffic shortfall. FAA data cite 94,000+ delays in June and July as carriers face ongoing gridlock.
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Lawyers' cash linked to tort reform veto probe
A Texas tobacco litigation dispute knot ties to Democratic fundraising. Walter Umphrey and his firm donated about 790000 to the Democratic Party since 1995 after alleged efforts by Gore aides to secure a six figure contribution. Justice Department investigators review the fundraising tied to a 1995 tort reform veto and calls involving Gore. The Texas attorney general challenges five lawyers including Umphrey over the state's 3.3 billion tobacco settlement.
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Wen Ho Lee Freed With Government Apology Debate
Federal prosecutor George Stamboulidis faulted the apology as undeserved while the judge expressed regret the plea prevented disclosure of information on the detention. Lee supporters say he was unfairly targeted as Chinese American. The Reagan‑appointed judge did not blame prosecutors, noting top officials in DOJ and DOE and White House offered limited comment.
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KU study examines minority hiring at university
Members of the KU Sexism and Racism Victims Coalition say the effort follows federal complaints about minority hiring and retention at KU. They cite lack of tracking and aim to raise minority faculty to national proportions, with 166 minorities among about 1,400 Lawrence campus faculty.
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