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Article: STATEHOUSE BEAT: ; End of list for state vehicle deductions

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November 9, 2009
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Here is the last of the names of the 800-some state employees reporting commuting privileges in state vehicles. (Regular Statehouse Beat columns will return Sunday.)

Division of Natural Resources (14): Larry Berry, Kerry Bledsoe, Gary Foster, Joshua Haggerty, Frank Jernejcic, Ray Knotts, Richard Michael, Michael Nuckles, Christopher Obara, Steven Rauch, Lucius S. Smith III, James Walker, David Wellman Jr., Kevin Yokum.

Department of Environmental Protection (258): Tatum Adkins, Malcolm Allison, Ira Alteiri, Paul Ancion, Henry Armentrout, Charles Arthur, Daniel Aucremanne, James Baczuk, Noah Bailey, Steven Ball, Jeremy Bandy, Gabriel Barringer, Ernest Bartram, Thomas Bass, Daniel Bays, David ...

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