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- ↑ The Journal Record staff (1996-12-16). "Governor picks Warren for cabinet". The Journal Record.
- ↑ Carter, Ray (2003-01-22). "Henry names transportation secretary, other officials". The Journal Record.
- ↑ The Journal Record staff (2004-12-02). "Gov. Henry appoints head of central services". The Journal Record.
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