Kenneth Wild

Langevin's chief of staff for the Rhode Island office, former Warwick councilman Kenneth Wild, said Langevin plans to hold similar luncheon sessions with municipal officials throughout the district.Yesterday he met with Cranston officials.

Kenneth Wild, Langevin's district director, and George A. Zainyeh, Kennedy's district director, testified before the commission, sitting side-by-side.
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Wild said, "The congressman doesn't want to lose one vote, and he's losing 13,000, so it's difficult for him."He then read the Nov. 19 letter from Langevin and Kennedy, emphasizing that one of the six guidelines included "be sensitive to neighborhoods."

When questioned by Hathaway, Wild said Plan T does not conform as well as the other plans to the six guidelines contained in the letter.Hashaway asked Wild and Zainyeh whether they had a preference from among the three maps.
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Wild said, "We respectfully ask you to consider all six guidelines."

Kenneth Wild, a former Warwick city councilman and the owner of a manufacturing company, will serve as director of the Rhode Island office, which is temporarily in Weygand's office, in Warwick.