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Don't try to e-mail the state about e-mail

Submitted by Ruby Sinreich on Thu, 03/27/2008 - 2:30pm.

State policy for retention of e-mail is being led by Franklin Freeman, Easley's senior assistant for government affairs, who doesn't know "how to cut a computer on."

A public hearing on the issue of e-mail retention was scheduled for April 3 at 9:30 a.m. in the Administration Building on Jones Street in Raleigh. Franklin Freeman, Easley's senior assistant for government affairs and hand-picked chairman of the committee, said that people who want to speak at the public hearing should not try to send him e-mail.

"I don't even know how to cut a computer on," Freeman said. "I do not communicate by e-mail. I'm still one of the old-fashioned folks who communicate by telephone or face to face."

- N&O: Committee hears of millions of e-mails trashed


--bumped, because Democrats should be ashamed. Heckuva job, Franky!. Robert P.

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