IRS begins audit of KU on campus review
The Internal Revenue Service started a campus audit of Kansas University covering fiscal years 1993 and 1994. KU officials expect a year plus process, examining university and related entities including the athletic department KU Medical Center, Regents Center, and Law Enforcement Training Center as auditors assess compliance.
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Arafat Faces Skepticism Over Peace Accord
Yasser Arafat defended a new peace agreement with Israel amid hard-liner skepticism. The plan would grant him control over about a third of the West Bank and elements of statehood. Weather notes follow with a sunny fall day and a high of 77.
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French villager laments after teen shooting spree claims
A French villager expressed sorrow rather than anger after a teenage gunman killed 13 people in a Sunday shooting spree. The incident drew national shock and raised questions about security and youth violence.
Perot Plans New Political Party for 1996 Election
Ross Perot announced a plan to form a reform minded party that would nominate a presidential candidate and contest congressional races. He said he would not run for president himself, though he left the door open, and noted the effort would target states California Maine and Ohio with 1998 deadlines to qualify for the 1996 ballot under the Independence or Reform Party names. The party would be open to any candidate with at least 10 percent backing and would hold a nominating convention to choose a nominee.
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Victims Return in Prosecutors OJ Simpson Trial Arguments
Los Angeles jurors will hear final arguments as prosecutors urge memory of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman while defense seeks to frame the case as racism and a frame-up. Johnnie Cochran likely to push frames of victimization, framing, and grief for OJ Simpson. The judge refused time limits and barred certain visual aids after transcripts were not filed by the deadline.
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Closing Arguments in Simpson Case Highlight Key Debates
Prosecutors emphasize DNA evidence linking Simpson to the victims as crucial. The defense questions contamination and the timeline, arguing the evidence is flawed and the sequence of events is unclear. Prosecutors portray Simpson as compulsively controlling, while the defense contends he had moved on with his ex-wife.
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Plan would let pilots set their own routes
FAA aims to shift control from air traffic controllers to airlines and pilots under Free Flight. Computers and satellites would create smaller safe zones, allowing more direct routes and fewer delays. Critics warn chaos could rise, even as traffic is expected to grow 60 percent in a decade.
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Gangs blamed in girl's slaying in Ottawa
A 14-year-old girl Stephanie Perez was killed by a .22 pistol at an Ottawa apartment complex. Six Ottawa boys aged 15 to 17 were detained, while others were sought, with mother Paula Ellis alleging gang ties to the attack tied to conflicts around her family.
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