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MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Gov. Scott Walker is moving his deputy chief of staff into
the number two position at Wisconsin's premiere economic development agency in
an attempt to improve communication and recover from a flubbed tax break offer
to a company bidding on a $15 million state contract.
Walker announced Wednesday that Ryan Murray
would become chief operation officer at the year-old, semi-private Wisconsin
Economic Development Corporation starting June 30. Murray will be second in
command to Paul Jadin, who has the title of chief executive officer at
WEDC.
Murray has been Walker's deputy chief of
staff since September.
Walker spokesman Cullen Werwie says a large
part of his job at WEDC will be working to improve communication between the
agency and the governor's office and others in state government.