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Mary Easley urges support for N.C. State

Wednesday, June 10, 2009
(Updated 4:25 pm)
By
Associated Press

RALEIGH (AP) — Former North Carolina first lady Mary Easley is saying goodbye to the state's largest public university.

Mary Easley's $170,000-a-year contract with N.C. State was canceled Monday. She issued a statement Wednesday through her lawyer urging everyone affiliated with the Raleigh campus "to now focus on the best welfare of the students."

Easley's statement doesn't mention her firing or whether she would try to enforce or negotiate a payout of her terminated contract. She was employed to run a school speaker series and lead a public safety center.

N.C. State's chancellor, top academic officer and board chairman resigned recently as evidence mounted that former Gov. Mike Easley was involved in her hiring. 

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whyus

June 10, 2009 - 5:38 pm EDT

Why does she have to work through her lawyer to make such a statement? Is it part of the severance agreement?

Paul J

June 10, 2009 - 5:56 pm EDT

You don't think that bimbo could think of something to say on her own do you.
The $170K will not be saved. They will find another place to spend it.

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