L. Frischknecht, ee Reed Le native | Utahn and until recently a con-} | sultant to Secretary of Agriculture | Ezra Taft Benson in Washington, |D.C., has joined. the Weber College | . anofficials are | instructional nounced today.— He will teach in the business: and | / economics division.° Dr. Frischknecht worked or Sec| retary Benson and later for Sena‘tor Watkins V. Arthur during a --| period that kept him in the national | feapital continuously almost from 1953 to 1958. Prior to that time he taught economics and political science at University of Utah. 1) In 1953; he went to Washington to | ‘|serve as a consultant and later as| administrative assistant to Secretary Benson. From 1954 to 1958, he worked on Senator Arthur V. Watkins’ staff, as a legislative assistant. ‘During the early part of last year he was visiting assistant professor of political science at Johns Hop-| kins University, Baltimore, Md., ‘|;where he taught a course of gradu- DR. R. | FRISCHKNECHT Back to Teaching — ate seminar in politics. He later re- Utah, majoring in political science. ; office He minored in economics. He is married to the former staff as consultant, remaining there Cleone Rich, of Logan, and they. until several weeks ago elect: have two children, Ann, 10, and A native of Logan, Dr. | joined Secretary Benson’s -knecht was graduated from Utah ‘David Reed, 9 months. His father State University in 1947. He. ob- is Dr. Carl Frischknecht, directorof the USU | degree at University of | service. tained his master’s degree and later a doctor’s agriculture extension