The governor of Hawaii receives about $120,000 per year and is responsible for managing the entire state. The mayor receives about $110,000 per year and is responsible for managing the entire county.

Does the senior manager of the university system really deserve $475,000 per year, plus free housing in these times of budget shortfalls (The Maui News, June 11)?

According to the San Francisco Chronicle, M.R.C. Greenwood previously received a $125,000 "relocation incentive" from the UC system to move 70 miles from Santa Cruz to Oakland. Is the UH also providing a "relocation incentive" to move from California to Hawaii over and above the actual moving expenses?

Is a person who had to resign from the No. 2 spot at the University of California, where she received $380,000 per year, for hiring her friend and investment partner to a job that paid $190,000 per year really the best candidate for this position?

If she does end up being hired can we have some assurances that her previous management behavior is not repeated?

Bill Curtis

Makawao