| Published: 2:18 PM, 07/01/2008 |
Last updated: 2:31 PM, 07/01/2008 |
Author: Staff Report
Source: The Newport Plain Talk
A Newport native was among 58 people statewide
selected to serve on state boards and commissions.
Beulah C. Oldham, of Clarksville, the daughter of
Bessie and Andrew Thomas, of Newport, has been appointed to the Advisory
Council for the Education of Students With Disabilities, according to a news
release from Gov. Phil Bredesen.
The council monitors progress in programs serving
children with disabilities and issues an annual report.
"I am very pleased these 58 men and women have
agreed to serve our state through its boards and commissions," Bredesen
said. "I am confident that each of them brings the skills, experience and
knowledge required to become valuable members of their respective boards and commissions,
and Ivalue their commitment and willingness to the state of Tennessee."
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