Another Republican, however, was appalled at Odom's troubles. State Senate President [[John Hainkel]] of [[New Orleans]], said that Odom's troubles, coming after those of Pearce and Dozier, smear the state's reputation amid corporate board rooms across the country who might be considering locating plants in Louisiana. Hainkel declared that Odom's legal troubles were "very disappointing to me. . . [They don't] help us." | Another Republican, however, was appalled at Odom's troubles. State Senate President [[John Hainkel]] of [[New Orleans]], said that Odom's troubles, coming after those of Pearce and Dozier, smear the state's reputation amid corporate board rooms across the country who might be considering locating plants in Louisiana. Hainkel declared that Odom's legal troubles were "very disappointing to me. . . [They don't] help us." |