Iowa Future Project gains backing from former Iowa governors
Former governor Robert Ray and senator Harold Hughes endorse a private sector Iowa Future Project aimed at drafting a new economic strategy. The effort involves 104 town meetings, a $600000 budget, and distribution of a 14 page supplement to 1.2 million Iowans to spark debate on diversifying beyond agriculture.
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ES Moines
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Robert Ray
Harold Hughes
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U.S
Gazette
Iowa moves to balance life quality with diverse economy
Iowa officials push long term planning to reduce agricultural dependence and diversify into biotechnology telecom pharmaceuticals and insurance. Gov Branstad and Patrick Cavanaugh outline cohesive planning with input from the Iowa Future Project and INA to align state agencies and attract a skilled workforce while expanding job opportunities.
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Rod Boshart
EL Moines
Iowa
Iowa Newspaper Association
Terry Branstad
INA
Iowa economy remains strong despite potential farm income downturn
Des Moines experts say Iowa outpaces the nation with personal income growth projected at 6 percent for 1989 and possibly higher, though a U.S. downturn later this year could temper gains. They cite strong exports and manufacturing as cushions and warn against overly optimistic budgeting.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U.S
Jerald Barnard
Iowa Economic Forecasting Council
Barnard
University of Iowa
Institute For Economic Research
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