2008-04-17 — tmcnet.com
Gravy train stays on tracks:
About 40 percent of shareholders voted against several directors who served on the human resources committee, including James Stever, Stephen Frank, Charles Lillis and Margaret Osmer-McQuade.
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About 89 percent of shareholders voted to re-elect Killinger, also WaMu's chairman, to the board. However, a nonbinding resolution urging WaMu to require a non-employee to serve as chairman of the board passed with 51.5 percent of the votes.
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