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Boilermakers trial reveals lavish spending and huge payouts. Here's what to know

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By Glenn E. Rice 
| Kansas City Star
Former Boilermakers International President Newton Jones and his wife, Kateryna Jones, prepare to enter the Robert J. Dole Federal Courthouse in Kansas City, Kansas, on Sept. 3, 2024, for their initial court appearance after being indicted in an alleged $20 million union embezzlement scheme. Federal prosecutors detailed alleged “no-show” bank jobs, $400,000 hunting trips and $1.5 million severance packages Wednesday in the racketeering conspiracy trial of former Boilermakers union executives.
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Boilermakers trial reveals lavish spending and huge payouts. Here's what to know

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By Glenn E. Rice 
| Yahoo
Former Boilermakers International President Newton Jones and his wife, Kateryna Jones, prepare to enter the Robert J. Dole Federal Courthouse in Kansas City, Kansas, on Sept. 3, 2024, for their initial court appearance after being indicted in an alleged $20 million union embezzlement scheme.
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Slap's BBQ faces boycott calls after Trump White House visit. Here's what to know Original

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By Glenn E. Rice 
| Kansas City Star
Mike Pearce stands behing the counter of Slap’s BBQ, the award-winning Kansas City, Kansas, restaurant he and his brother, Joe, opened in 2014. An award-winning Kansas City, Kansas, barbecue restaurant is drawing mixed reactions online after its founders appeared with President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday. Some longtime fans are calling for a boycott, while others say the visit is a publicity win.
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