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The March 2006 issue of Interagency Connection provides updates and information from the Oklahoma Federal Executive Board (FEB), including upcoming events, training opportunities, and award nominations. Key highlights include an interactive session with the Chief Administrative Judge of the EEOC, a luncheon featuring Dr. Dee Ann Batten discussing MSPB studies on contract management, and details about the Annual Awards Program. The document emphasizes the FEB's role in enhancing coordination among federal agencies and promoting community involvement through volunteer efforts.

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