STATE NAT. GUARD v. STATE PERS. BD.

No. 36581.

61 Wn.2d 708 (1963)

379 P.2d 1002

WASHINGTON STATE NATIONAL GUARD (MILITARY DEPARTMENT), Respondent, v. WASHINGTON STATE PERSONNEL BOARD et al., Appellants, CECIL A. BECHDOLDT et al., Intervenors.

The Supreme Court of Washington, En Banc.

March 28, 1963.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

The Attorney General, R. Ted Bottiger and Charles I. McClure, Assistants, for appellants.

The Attorney General and Earl E. Yates, Assistant, for respondent.

William S. Howard, for intervenors.


HILL, J.

Quaere: Does the Washington State Personnel Board, under the powers and authority given it by the Washington State Civil Service Law,1 have any right of review or any control over the dismissal of Air Defense Technicians (National Guard) by reason of their status as civilian employees?

Answer: No.

[1] Reason: The federal statutes2 and regulations

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