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Your voice- Katie Beckett, CR woman who changed Medicaid, diesKatie Beckett, 34, whose battle with a childhood disease and federal bureaucracy made her a national symbol in the 1980s, died today. Beckett’s death was confirmed by Teahen Funeral Home of Cedar Rapids. Her parents Julie Beckett and Mark Beckett … Continue reading → […]Steve Gravelle/SourceMedia Group News
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Iowa City man to change plea in Obama records case
A federal judge today scheduled a change of plea hearing for an Iowa City man accused of illegally accessing President Obama’s student loan records while an employee of Vangent Inc. of Coralville. According to court records, U.S. Magistrate Judge Thomas … Continue reading
Trials continued for employees charged with accessing Obama’s student loan records
DAVENPORT – One of the former Vangent employees accused of illegally accessing President Obama’s student loan records asked for change of plea hearing and seven of the others charged in the case asked for their trials to be continued in … Continue reading
(UPDATED WITH PHOTOS) Workers accused of accessing Obama records pleaded not guilty
DAVENPORT – Eight of the nine former Vangent employees accused of illegally accessing President Obama’s student loan records pleaded not guilty today in U.S. District Court. The ninth defendant, Gary Grenell, 58, of Coralville, is out of the country and … Continue reading
Vangent employees charged with checking Obama records were fired
FINAL WRITETHRU: By Source Media Group The nine Iowa City-area Vangent employees accused of illegally accessing President Obama’s student loan records were all fired last year, a spokeswoman said on Thursday. Eileen Cassidy Rivera of the Arlington, Va.-based Vangent said … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Lage, Anna Rhodes, computer access, Coralville, Gary Grenell, John Phommivong, Julie Kline, Lisa Torney, Mercedes Costoyas, Patrick Roan, President Obama, Sandra Teague, student loan records, U.S. Attorney Nicholas Klinefeldt, U.S. Department of Education
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