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[Hakirsch at aol.com]

In a message dated 12/5/2007 9:05:36 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
rstetson at capps-assoc.com writes:

> This might take some research, but does anyone consider that maybe the 
> football
> and basketball coaches of the service academies are not federal employees, 
> but
> actually work for a booster organization?
> 
> By law, nobody can make more than the president and there are some pretty 
> heavy
> guidelines regarding who can make what percentage of the Prez' pay.
> 
> Time for a little research...
> 
> rsl
> 

You might be right --I raised the issue about the highest paid California 
state employee and figured it was Dorrell , but  I kept hearing about a separate 
budget ,blah blah blah--I wonder if the Feds can do the same--hard to think of 
a booster program in the same vein for the service academies, but maybe it 
exists--and also wonder if these guys get federal pensions -As taxpayers , would 
 we want  Knight  to be getting a federal pension ???



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