Regents chair Mary Andringa resigns after one year on Iowa board
Mary Andringa, chair of Vermeer Corp. and nine member Iowa Board of Regents, announced resignation after one year citing insufficient time for duties. Appointed by Gov. Branstad in 2015, her term would have run to 2021. Rastetter praised her service as Branstad's spokesperson hinted at a replacement process.
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Wrong-way drunken driver killed officers on I-80 crash
Des Moines police say Benjamin Beary, 25, of Knoxville, drove the wrong way at 102 mph on I-80 near Waukee after leaving a West Des Moines bar. Beary had a 0.223 BAC and had used marijuana, killing two Des Moines officers and an inmate. investigators could not determine his whereabouts for 30 minutes before the crash.
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Linn County appoints Amy Johnson to District 2 supervisor post
Amy Johnson will be sworn in as Linn County District 2 supervisor at 8:45 a.m. Monday at the Public Services Center Cedar Rapids. She was chosen from 11 applicants after Linda Langston announced her resignation to take a Washington, D.C. job. Johnson will serve on the five member board until November.
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