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Idaho State University to return forensic pathology funds; president pledges stronger controls
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Idaho State University President Rob Wagner told the Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee on Jan. 29 that ISU will return remaining funds tied to an Eastern Idaho forensic pathology lab after determining accountability lapses and that the university will tighten tracking and ownership of legislative appropriations.
Idaho State University President Rob Wagner told the Joint Finance‑Appropriations Committee on Jan. 29 that ISU will return remaining funds allocated for an Eastern Idaho forensic pathology laboratory and is instituting stronger controls after discovering gaps in how those appropriations were tracked.
The committee first announced an inquiry into the planned lab at the start of the hearing, and Legislative Services Office analyst Kevin Campbell said staff prepared a public report and that a formal audit was being requested. "Doctor Campbell was asked to prepare a report to try and gather the facts for this regarding that issue," the committee chair said…
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