Article: CU PANEL TO SEEK SUBPOENA POWER AT ITS FIRST MEETING, GROUP AGREES TO ASK FOR $246,500 BUDGET.(City Desk/Local)

Byline: John C. Ensslin, Rocky Mountain News

Staff writers Peggy Lowe and John Sanko contributed to this report

AURORA -- The commission investigating CU's football recruiting scandal decided Tuesday to seek subpoena power to compel testimony and documents - a move quickly criticized by some lawmakers.

The seven-member panel also split on whether to add two members requested by Gov. Bill Owens, and it agreed to ask the Board of Regents for a $246,500 budget.

The panel's first meeting Tuesday came four days after Owens appointed a special prosecutor to investigate allegations of sexual assault, rape, alcohol abuse and recruiting ...

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