Texas One targets job growth as Enterprise Fund aids marketing
Texas folds economic development into the governor’s office and launches the 295 million Enterprise Fund to attract employers. Texas One, led by Massey Villareal, aims to land big deals like Toyota in San Antonio. In August Texas added 28,500 jobs after a long pause, while alligator farming adds a 10 million industry.
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Vision for rural America to guide future policy
Guest column argues rural America lacks a clear vision and will perish without one. It calls for a concrete, inclusive plan embracing diversity, grandeur, and actionable steps, urging broad engagement from candidates, Congress, and citizens to craft a grassroots national vision. It cites the Nebraska City Declaration and the need for prompt action.
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Enrollment begins for 2004 Direct and Countercyclical Program
Secretary Ann Veneman announced that the 2004 Direct and Countercyclical Program enrollment opened October 1. Producers must sign annual contracts under FSRIA 2002, with a June 1, 2004 enrollment deadline and a September 30 late filing option with a $100 fee.
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