University of Iowa and ISU top salaries listed with ranks
A compiled ranking shows University of Iowa and ISU faculty at high pay levels led by Richard Williams and others. The list names professors and department heads across medicine, surgery, radiology, ophthalmology, orthopedics, and more with salaries ranging from about 229 thousand to 292 thousand dollars. Names include Abboud, Weingeist, Vannier, Weinstein, Niebyl, Scott-Conner, Fry, Damasio, El-Khoury, Lew, Coleman, and Jischke among many.
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Richard Williams
Jennifer Niebyl
Carol Scott-Conner
Tim Floyd
ISU
Cenes
Arnold Menezes
Supbery
Bruce Gantz
Robert Kelch
Douglas Behrendt
Charles Clark
Hayden Fry
U of
John Strauss
Dan McCarney
Ralph Delius
Tom Davis
Reginald
David Hussey
Richard Lynch
Evan Kligman
Culver Boldt
Wilbur Smith Jr
Leon Grobler
John Albright
Ernest Found
Charles Hawtrey
Duane Whitaker
Peter Jobson
Caiallact
Robert Robinson
Kemp Kernstine
David Brown
Stephen Russell
William Yuh
Gerald Kealey
William Stanford
Patrick Hitchon
Michael Todd
Daniel Lew
Lawrence Marsh
Jeffrey Nerad
Peter Jochimson
Brian Adams
Espa Charles Saltzman
David Tearse
John Olson
Frederick Dietz
Michael Winniford
Kenneth Follett
Mary Sue Coleman
Martin Jischke
Robert Rodnitzky
Monzer Abu-Yousef
Ken Kimura
Karl Kreder
Nicholas Rossi
James Nepola
Edmund Franken Jr
Frank Morriss
Yutaka Sato
Pam Whe Aan
Matthew Howard
Henry Hoffman
William Scott
Adel Al-Jurf
Hal Richerson
Arthur Smith
Roy Higginson
Iowa State
Ronald Strauss
Fred Dick
Samir Gergis
Phyllis Chang
State payroll tops 1.86 billion for 76,089 workers
Gov. and officials note strong salaries, with $100,000+ earners spread across regent schools. The University of Iowa leads with 697 earners above the threshold, Iowa State 237, and University of Northern Iowa 27. Highest salaries include Jennifer Niebyl at 279,463 and Carol Scott-Conner at 278,083. Other top figures include ISU and UI coaches and athletic directors.
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Branstad
Iowa
Hayden Fry
Fry
Patricia Schroeder
State Department of Management
Regent Institutions
State Department of Transportation
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
University of Northern Iowa
Jennifer Niebyl
U of I
Carol Scott-Conner
ISU
Dan McCarney
Tom Davis
Bob Bowlsby
Gene Smith
Jim Walden
Peace hopes linger as Kosovo fighting persists
On day four of clashes in northern Kosovo, Artillery and mortar fire continued as international monitor William Walker announced a temporary truce to evacuate wounded. Both sides held positions near Podujevo while a shaky October accord remains unnegotiated. Casualties rose to at least 10 ethnic Albanians dead, with four Serbs and one rebel wounded, and up to 10,000 civilians evacuated some seeking shelter in subfreezing woods.
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Obranca
Yugoslavia
Kosovo
William Walker
U.S
Kosovo Liberation Army
Podujevo
Serbia
KLA
Slobodan Milosevic
Kosovo Information Center
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