Rejections Of Appointees Docking May Fight Senate
Topeka Kansas AP Gov Robert Docking faces possible legal questions after the Kansas Senate rejected two of his major appointees. The Senate unseated Secretary of Administration Robert F Brandt and state Architect Kenneth McLain after a partisan debate over McLain's handling of a 54 million construction project. Republican senators called the contract award highly questionable while Democrat Sen Frank Gains defended the appointments saying no evidence of wrongdoing was shown.
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Robert Docking
Kansas Senate
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Robert F. Brandt
Kenneth McLain
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Frank Gains
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Donald Blythe
Pittsburg
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Resume Rules Still Flawed for Executives in Hiring
The Business Mirror reports executives face 5000 monthly openings in the 15000 dollar plus tier, but many resumes are unreadable or poorly written. Breitmayer of Executive Register advises a two-part first page with a personal sketch and education, limited to one third of the page, to improve reception by corporate readers.
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William Breitmayer
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Executive Register
New Canaan
Old War Cry Returns as Senate Eyes Cutoff Aid
Washington AP report notes opponents of the Vietnam War pushing a May Senate vote to cut off funds for bombing in Cambodia and Laos. Sens Church and Case propose an amendment to deny U S military operations in Indochina and aid to North Vietnam without congressional approval. They urge broad support and argue the issue deserves Congress' direct decision.
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Elliot Richardson
Vietnam
Case
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Indochina
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