Audit takes House by surprise
GAO findings uncover mismanagement of funds in mail facility
WASHINGTON (AP) - A
surprise audit of the troubled
House Post Office last week found
an unlocked vault stacked with
$100 money orders, personal and
public money mixed together, and
employees ill-equipped to handle
stamps and cash.
The preliminary findings of
the General Accounting Office au
dit, an account of which was ob
tained by The Associated Press,
also said there were money short
ages and a House member's $580
expense account with an unex
plained "Do not process" note at
tached.
No written findings were is
sued, but key House officials were
briefed by the GAO on Monday.
The AP obtained the results
from the detailed written notes of
a staff member who attended the
session. A second congressional
source confirmed the findings.
Mismanagement at the House
mail facility has become a major
embarrassment for the House
Democratic leadership, along with
bad checks written at the cham
ber's former bank.
Three former post office em
ployees have pleaded guilty to
embezzlement and a fourth is
awaiting trial on an embezzlement
charge.
There have been published al
legations of illegal loans using
postal funds, and separate investi
gations are under way by a federal
grand jury and the House Admin
istration Committee.
The auditors, according to the
notes, found that errors were com
mon in daily sales reports and
there were money shortages at
stamp counters. The notes said the
unlocked vault, with the keys in
the lock, had stacks of $100 money
orders that may have totaled as
much as $75,000.
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Election commission names
student campaign violators
Continued from Page 1
Student Body President:
John Ansbach, 4; AJJ,T; $25
Steve Beller, 1; A; $10
David Brooks, 2; T,W; $15
Senior Yell Leader:
Dave Abrego, 1; H; $10
Greg Hurst, 1; W; $10
Tim Isgitt, 1; I; $10
Ronnie McDonald, 2; U,Y; $20
Adin Pfeuffer, 2; I,W; $20
Gray Scroeder, 1; Z; $10
Junior Yell Leader:
Jayson Aydelotte, 5; C,D,N,0,S; $50
Seth Chambliss, 1; G; $10
Chad Cross, 3; F,S,BB; $40
Stoney Pryor, 1; A A; $10
Mark Rollins, 1; W; $10
Steve Scanlon, 2; Q,W; $20
RHA Vice President of Student Dev.:
Trey Denison, 3; W,X,BB; $30
Class of ‘93 Treasurer:
Aimee Barefoot, 1; K; $5
Class of ‘94 President:
John Baker, 1; W; $10
Greg Riels, 1; W; $10
Class of ‘94 Vice President:
Ross McGlothlin, 1; W; $10
Class of ‘94 Secretary:
Matthew J. Shannon, 1; W; $10
Class of ‘94 Historian:
Andria Cook, 1; T; $5
Thom Hampton, 1; W; $10
Class of ‘95 President:
Wade Johns, 1; W; $10
Class of ‘95 Vice President:
Dave Lilley, 1; W; $10
Class of ‘95 Treasurer:
Bryan Wallace, 3; L,M,W; $20
On Campus Northside Senator:
Jimmy Jones, 3; H,V,Y; $25
On Campus Southside Senator:
Davin Alexander, 1; W; $10
Trey Hicks, 1; W; $10
Jeremy Noblin, 1; W; $10
Rae Powell, 1; W; $10
Patrick Southerland, 1; W; $10
Samuel Wallis, 1; W; $10
Engineering Senator:
Ray Hernandez, 1; W; $10
Business Administration Senator:
Amy Jenkins, 1; T; $5
Science, Geoscience, VetMed Senatof
David Butler, 1; Y; $10
Liberal Arts Senator:
Kendall Brook, 1; W; $10
General Studies Senator:
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Thomas Reed, 1; B; $5
The following is a list violations issusi
'A) putting flyers up early in dorms
B) not enough petitions
C) campaigning in MSC
D) "door-knocking" when not allowed
F) campaigning when not allowed
G) sign in front of Sbisa driven into the
ground
H) flyers in Student Services Building
I) putting up flyers in Corps
dorms when not allowed
J) buttons in MSC
K) flyers on chalkboards . .
L) shoe polishing car without permiss 10
M) flyers in Southside Garage
N) more than 1 flyer on board
O) flyers in non-designated areas
P) too many flyers on MSC kiosk/ cove
ing other flyers
(Q) flyers under doors
R) flyers in Civil Engineering Buildm
(S) campaigning door to door in Kmog e
Hall (Krueger has no campaign^
(T) too many flyers on a kiosk
(U) large flyer
(V) distribution of flyers in Student Ser
vices Building
(W) flyers in corps dorms qJ
(X) flyers in Battalion stand in Studen
vices Building R j
(V) campaigning in Student Services d
ing
(Z) signs up before hours in Briggs ,
(AA) Byers up in Briggs [election com 1111 '
s * on n °tation unreadable] j
(BB) putting up flyers in Cprps dorm
Judicial board overturns Brooks' $25 fine
Continued from Page 1
fine assessed by the election com
mission.
"He (Brooks) was appealing
the fine," Phipps said. "The board
concluded that David Brooks
didn't violate any (election) com
mission regulations."
On Sunday, the election com
mission concluded Brooks had
tampered with the mail in Ans-
bov h A St ^ de u n lp vernment mail
box. Ansbach filed the complaint
the week before spring break.
1 be election commission re
port, released Monday, stated that
Brooks admitted to going through
Ansbach's box. It also sta ,
Brooks took private camp 3 »^
formation, which he 13
turned, from Ansbach's co* .
Brooks would not elabo
the decision. 1 p $
"I'm not go^g, tc ; 0
comment about that, y
"Look, I was vindicated.