judges

80,967

92,266

Executive Branch

Governor

100,681

115,331

Secretary of state

88,836

101,764

Attorney general

88,836

101,764

Comptroller

76,991

88,195

Treasurer

76,991

88,195

Lieutenant governor

71,069

81,410

Directors, departments of

Revenue, Mental Health and

Developmental Disabilities,

Public Health, Employment

Security, Transportation and

Public Aid

76,991

88,195

• Directors, departments of

Agriculture, Children and Family

Services, Commerce and

Community Affairs,

Conservation, Corrections,

Rehabilitation Services and State

Police

71,069

81,410

Dunn says that he would lean toward a suggestion made
by Chairman Forde to separate the salaries — and the
politics — of the General Assembly from the salaries of
judges and executive branch officials. Dunn says that he
agrees with the argument that when you have senior
government employees, they are a more valuable asset to
the public "than a greenhorn who must learn the ropes."
Dunn feels that is particularly evident for judges.

Forde testified that the board was cognizant of the fiscal
condition of the state and limited its recommendations to
reinstating compensation lost through inflation. "But for the
unique and difficult financial circumstances of the statebecome truly bound by the will of the Father into a community they take on the obedience of the Son … and they rely for total unity of heart and mind on the Holy Spirit, whom the Father sent to remind us of all the Son has taught ….sobornost is born in the heart of people who love God and follow Him totally and completely …. and who love their neighbour ….. sobornost is part of the unity of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit ….

these words are taken from a teaching by Catherine Doherty …. and have had a profound impact upon my life …

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