The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 78, No. 163, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 11, 1994 Page: 2 of 12
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is one of those individuals. When
asked if he has been in contact with
the DA’s office, he said, “I don’t
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Gullatt said Goddard will still
office, we are waiting to release the been dropped. The investigatii
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of financial and ethical impropriety
were targeted at OU administra-
tors.
Texas.
Total revenue collected by lotter-
ies nationwide exceeds $7.5 billion.
Chinese Student Association will regis-
ter presidential candidates for the organiza-
tion until May 15. Info: Nan-I,360-7943
Chinos* Student Association will host a
dinner banquet and hold its presidential elec-
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purchase a lottery ticket,” Walters
said in a prepared statement.
“Let’s face it. Had the lottery
more scrutiny by lawmakers ant
the media than any other stat<
agency."
Thirty-eight states have lotter-
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against all of it” r “ ‘ o
OU student reaction to the Lot- interests in Oklahoma were influi
tery vote was mixed.
Andrew Bantly, mathematics
,4. „ , , ------------ was against the lot- have denied residents the right to
wth,,. . ey want t0 offer the tery until he learned “it would j ’
to avoid charges.
Taylor said deferred prosecution
would include full restitution and a
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tial in persuading the vote.
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The state auditor’s office will UOW.
probably release its report of the
investigation into allegations of
wrongdoing at OU this week, said
Susan Putnam, spokeswoman for
the state auditor’s office.
°f C0UrtJSy t0 tbe ’s tions of wrongdoing at OU has
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began a year ago when allegations it”
“I want (the report) to come out union fee. [
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1”! ±U.‘ " be,ng transportation funding
District Attornev Tul'lv MrC™ G°ddard wil1 be cut by $25’000 because of
r.'C_„ tt_Or"ey Tu.lly McCoy received $618,319. That allocation the “fare box” increase of 25 cents
not satisfied with some of OVs poll- ftP‘
funds ' ---------" " , Cha,rman Murray Gul- Finally, UOSA will see an
He said a better acenuntsWllH, ^.are^°falhree- !"7e3se/ more than to
help handle the increase of student
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decided not to file
charges involving
possible wrongdoing.
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the “fare box” increase of 25 cents
He said that, though criminal
charges were not filed, officials at
the DA’s office did find “some
things that we are not satisfied senior, said he
individuals in question the chance brong a lot of money for research
in my field.”
Andrew McCown, archaeology passed, it would have been undei
contribution to OU Crimestoppers, lottery.
He would not say, however, which ‘ T‘.
individuals or how much money the this lottery,” he said.
u M?ny lot?ry opponents said ies, including Kamsas, MiZ^uri and
Former Vice President for they believed the proposal lacked
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tormer OU vice president for whom some of the allegations were ernor disagreed.
report until we’ve confirmed that
they are okay with it,” she said. “I
don’t think we’ll have any problems
and we’re hoping to release it at the
end of the week.”
Saturday, The Daily Oklahoman Irby Taylor, who was'in charge of
reported that state Auditor and I ‘
Inspector Clifton Scott’s audit allegations
unless District Attorney Tully filed.
Taylor said deferred prosecution
agreements would be offered in
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as soon as possible,” Elbert said.
First Assistant District Attorney over. I think it’s over now.'
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the investigation, said many of the said in a press release that he
wmiiri k j ur !_• were without merit”
would be made public this week and no criminal charges would be
McCoy “deems it confidential.”
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Attorney’s office announced Friday lieu of formal charges to individual!
that the investigation into allega- involved in questionable activities.
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McMahan, Michael. The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 78, No. 163, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 11, 1994, newspaper, May 11, 1994; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1819633/m1/2/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center.