Add to ORKGLong profile of Sue Davenport, 57, of Barnstable, Mass., Gov. McKernan\u27s nominee to head the state Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. Some observers bemoan Davenport\u27s limited experience, but concede she will probably be confirmed for the position because she is viewed as the short-term appointee of a lame-duck governor. Details
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Sue Davenport, the commissioner of the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, said that...
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State Mental Health Commissioner Sue Davenport yesterday defended her department\u27s treatment and ...
Last in a series of aricles profiling the Republican gubernatorial candidates. Susan M. Collins, 41...
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Long profile of Republican gubernatorial candidate Susan M. Collins, 41, of Standish. Collins\u27 f...
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Roger Deshaies, 44, a former director of the Bureau of Mental Retardation, will be the acting commis...
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