Leath and Regents Back Leath Amid Audit Findings
The board supports Leath and says he should have been more transparent about Cirrus and King Air flights. Audit shows Leath flew 95 percent of Cirrus trips since 2014, many for proficiency training, with several flights billed to his office. It notes seven ISU resource trips for medical and other transport, including a planned Elmira refueling stop in 2014. Leath says he violated no laws, will no longer fly Cirrus, and ISU plans to sell the plane with board approval.
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Mercy Iowa City to leave Sisters of Mercy sponsorship
Mercy Iowa City, founded by Catholic nuns in 1873, will discontinue sponsorship by the Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Community. The hospital will keep its Catholic identity under Davenport Diocese governance as UnityPoint and the diocese pursue approvals this week. The agreement aims to preserve local board leadership while preserving Catholic health care in the Iowa City area.
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Tillerson Faces Tough Senate Push for Secretary of State Nomination
Exxon Mobil chief Rex Tillerson, the front runner for secretary of state under President-elect Trump, faces skepticism from lawmakers over his ties to Russia and past praise from Vladimir Putin. McCain Rubio and Schumer call for thorough hearings as Democrats and Republicans weigh confirmation prospects.
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McConnell and Ryan resist broad Russia probe push
McConnell and Ryan rejected calls for a special joint House Senate inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 election. They favor regular committee review, stressing nonpartisanship, with Schiff urging focus on the facts and avoiding a Benghazi-like partisan battle.
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Bipartisan calls for inquiry into Russian involvement in election
Senators and aides push for investigations into Russian cyber activity and possible election interference. McConnell, Schumer, Ernst, Grassley, and Loebsack voice support for bipartisan inquiry while avoiding partisanship. questions remain on Obama era actions and whether Russia aided Trump campaign.
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