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do. ” Added McNear: “Having the state do it (the study) might be the least desirable alternative.”
GENERAL AGREEMENT was expressed that the study ought to be done by the district itself, and finally, Pete Luke asked: “Who opens the mail for the (state) board?”
“We could send it to Mr. Keene Byrd,” said McNear. Byrd is the Manpower Board member for this area.
Citing Pentagon experience, (Col.) Luke commented: “Youonly tell the generals what they want to hear.. .Maybe we should hand deliver it, too.”
Robert Gillespie’s letter follows:
“This letter is written with reference to the $20,000 which was approved by the Area V Committee to Planning District Nine for the establishment of a manpower planner position. Mr. Watson of my staff has informed me that this matter was discussed at your last Planning District Commission meeting and that the Commission members decided to address the possibility of hiring a consultant rather than the establishment of a manpower planning position as
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