Investigation: ; Official Was On Panel That Hired Housemate
Charleston Gazette › September 15, 2009
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A former state workforce training official who resigned in June amid a federal investigation previously served on a five-member committee that hired her housemate to help run West Virginia State University's Economic Development Center in Charleston, university records show.
Mary Jane Bowling, a former Workforce West Virginia manager, then distributed $128,000 in federal "set-aside" grants to WVSU's business center over the past three years.See the full content of this document
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Investigation: ; Official Was On Panel That Hired Housemate
Bowling's housemate, Christine Gardner, who runs the center as an extension agent, used one of the grants to offset her WVSU salary.
Bowling also steered a $100,000 grant to a Cross Lanes marketing firm, Comar Inc., which redirected part of the money to h...See the full content of this document
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