United Way president still receiving salary after resignation
The United Way of America confirms William Aramony continues to earn his 390000 annual salary as local affiliates cut dues by 21 percent amid an interim leadership teleconference introducing Kenneth Dann. Investigations note procedural omissions but no misappropriation yet, with solvency questioned if revenues fall further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
United Way of America
William Aramony
IBM
Kenneth Dann
Aramony
United Way
John Akers
Bert Bernhard
Bernhard
Craig Laferty
Danbury
Akers
News
United Way International
Stephanie Nowack
Phoenix
Chronicle of Philanthropy
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
San Francisco
Tony de Cristofaro
Jim Sisley
Beaver City
de Cristofaro
Ethics panel finds Welsh in conflict over ITM ties
The ethics panel concluded that Senator Welsh acted with a conflict of interest by working for ITM and attempting to influence legislation in its favor. The panel found he misled investigators, threatened to file charges to drop the probe, and violated the Senate code of ethics. Action includes removing Welsh from the Public Employees Retirement System board and from the Senate Appropriations Committee vice chair role for the rest of 1992, with a review of his expenses. he retains other assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Welsh
Iowa Public Employees Retirement System Investment Board
Senate Appropriations Committee
Lloyd-Jones
Patrick Roby
Cedar Rapids
ITM
Lucas DeKoster
Hull
Wiggins
Ethics Committee
Senate Code of Ethics
GOP senators condemn Welsh slap on wrist Gazette ves wines
Six Republican senators led by Paul Pate tried to expel Sen. Joe Welsh from the Iowa Senate and seize his salary for the rest of the 74th General Assembly. The bid failed 39 to 6 as the body approved a Senate Ethics Committee recommendation to reprimand Welsh and remove him from certain posts. Welsh abstained and gave no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Welsh
Pate
General Assembly
Allen Borlaug
Waucoma
Jack Hester
Honey Creek
Richard Vande Hoef
Iowa
Lloyd-Jones Announces Candidacy for U.S. Senate
In Des Moines Lloyd-Jones said she plans to announce her bid for the U.S. Senate later this month. The Iowa senator chaired ethics hearings on Sen. Joe Welsh and backed reprimands by the Senate after its probe. She will challenge Republican Charles Grassley for his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd-Jones
U.S. Senate
John Kirsch
Des Moines
Jean Lloyd-Jones
Lown City
State Senate
Joe Welsh
Iowa Trust
Charles Grassley
Also Mentioned on This Page
GOP
By Rod Boshart
Harris
Ray Taylor
Steamboat Rock
Mark Hagerla
West Burlington
Andrew Johnson
David Wiggins
Door Busters
Siebke Hoyt
Core
Lenox
Noritake
Wedgewood
Royal Doulton
LOOSE
Jef
Halo
Siebke Hoyt Jewelers
Westdale Malle
Move
Dubuque
Radio Shack
America
eSeat
Tandy
Microsoft
USA
Intel
Archer
Optimus
Feealistic
White
Almond
Frealistic
Intel Corporation
Microsoft Corp
FCC
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!