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Ken Zehnder - Governor Jim Edgar Project

Ken Zehnder began his political work on the George H.W. Bush 1980 primary bid in Illinois, then spent the next eighteen years working with Jim Edgar, first as Secretary of State Edgar's scheduler, and following Edgar's successful bid for the governorship in 1990, as the Governor's assistant for Boards and Commissions. In 1995 Zehnder moved to the Department of Revenue, where he soon was appointed as the director.

Interview Links

Abstract

Interview Session 01 (Audio)

Zehnder's service with Sec. of State Edgar

Interview Session 02 (Audio)

Asst. to Gov. Edgar on Boards & Commissions

Transcript


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Caption
Ken Zehnder and trusty dog “Abe” at a Paul Findley campaign event in 1980. Findley was waging a successful campaign for the U.S. Congress.

Where:
Paul Findley Campaign Event

When:
1980

Ownership:
Narrator’s photo



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