A retired school administrator, an AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust officer, and an ExxonMobil engineer are the last three expected to interview during the 5:30 p.m. meeting.
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Lawmakers and statewide officials describe decreasing access to a governor who has cultivated alliances, but few friendships, over the years. His allies say they are satisfied dealing with Jindal's staff; others say he would accomplish more if he were more hands-on.
It would preserve $100 million that Jindal wanted to take from the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center.
School leaders never actually sent the fiscal 2013 budget to the state for approval as law requires. They expect to vote on a revision Tuesday morning.
Two committees are racing to make a May 13 deadline to recommend board member and CEO prospects to the full board.
Students and community members have expressed fears about turf wars between some students from the two campuses.
Committee to decide today whether to interview one or two people on Thursday.
Measure needs to clear Legislature, then be approved by voters and City Council.
The education nonprofit is barred from receiving federal funds after it couldn't account for $900,000 in spending.
