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Randall Controversy Highlights College Degrees and Job Fit
Walter Johnson testified Randall earned 22500 yearly as correction director in Oregon and would take 15800 in West Virginia to be closer to home and relatives. Randall, a Alabama native, studied at Alabama and Auburn with noncredit courses at George Washington, Georgetown, and Wisconsin, saying no degree. Officials debate if a degree is required while a private firm could verify qualifications as Randall's suitability is questioned.
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Johnson
Randall
Oregon
Jand
West ‘Virginia
Alabama
North Carolina
Mee Ereuumr Public Institutions
Clarence Johnson
George W. Randall
State Division of Correction
University of Alabama
Auburn University
George Washington
Georgetown
University of Wisconsin
Corrections Division
Kaye Clemons
Fairlea, Mary
Western Airport Authority
al Miles Lilly
Powhatan
Karens
Midway Airport
Suzanna Tiley
Oceana
Mary
Putnam County
Schedul Correction Division
Grand Jury
Louise Nauman
South Char Jed
En A * Johnson
Auburn
Alabama Law School
W. T. Brotherton Jr
Kanawha
Correction Subdivision
Brotherton
West Virginia