SPRING TIMES
Vol 1 #7
May 2, 2008
May 2, 2008
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Please join us for the 2008 Jefferson Jackson Celebration!
Gwen and Bob Springmeyer
Co-Chairs
Schedule
Friday May 9, 2008
Cal Rampton Salt Palace (South Ballroom, Foyer and Patio)
100 South West Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah
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Tickets: $65 per person
Group Discount (10 tickets): $50 per person
Single payment required for group discount.
Order 2008 Jefferson Jackson Celebration Tickets Now!
Please call 1-801-328-1212, x205 to purchase tickets by phone.
Contributions are not tax deductible. Federal law requires political committees to report the name, mailing address, occupation, employer for each individual whose contributions aggregate in excess of $200 in a calendar year.
Gwen and Bob Springmeyer
Co-Chairs
Schedule
Friday May 9, 2008
Cal Rampton Salt Palace (South Ballroom, Foyer and Patio)
100 South West Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah
4:00pm REGISTRATION for State Convention and
Jefferson-Jackson Celebration
5:00pm CONVENTION CONVENES
(Call to order; election of national delegates)
6:00pm RECEPTION (Guests are invited to come early to socialize, enjoy musical entertainment and silent action)
7:30pm DINNER and ENTERTAINMENT
(Announcement of results of election of national delegates)
Jefferson-Jackson Celebration
5:00pm CONVENTION CONVENES
(Call to order; election of national delegates)
6:00pm RECEPTION (Guests are invited to come early to socialize, enjoy musical entertainment and silent action)
7:30pm DINNER and ENTERTAINMENT
(Announcement of results of election of national delegates)
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Tickets: $65 per person
Group Discount (10 tickets): $50 per person
Single payment required for group discount.
Order 2008 Jefferson Jackson Celebration Tickets Now!
Please call 1-801-328-1212, x205 to purchase tickets by phone.
Contributions are not tax deductible. Federal law requires political committees to report the name, mailing address, occupation, employer for each individual whose contributions aggregate in excess of $200 in a calendar year.
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Keynote Speaker - Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer
On November 2, 2004 Brian was elected as Montana's first Democratic governor since 1988. Brian Schweitzer became the 23rd Governor of the great state of Montana on January 3, 2005.
Some of Governor Schweitzer Initiatives include:
Insure Montana: A Health Insurance Program for Small Businesses - Governor Schweitzer called for and signed into law a program creating a purchasing pool allowing small businesses to band together to negotiate and purchase affordable health insurance for their employees.
20 x 10: Energy efficiency in state government - A twenty percent reduction in facility energy requirements by executive branch agencies, by the end of 2010. Reductions will be sought in electricity, natural gas, propane and fuel oil use.
Making synthetic petroleum out of coal, while capturing and sequestering greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide - The proposal has received national attention. It was featured in the NY Times, Washington Post and LA Times, and he has been a repeat guest CNBC's Kudlow and Company and CNN's Lou Dobbs. His national energy ideas were the subject of a feature-length story by Leslie Stahl on CBS's 60 Minutes in 2006.
Incentives for bio-fuel and wind-energy production; an historic increase in public education spending along with a balanced budget and no new taxes; and stronger protection of public lands for hunting, fishing and camping.
John Bohlinger, a Republican, small business owner, and former member of both the Montana House and Senate was picked by Schweitzer as his Lt. Governor.
Some of Governor Schweitzer Initiatives include:
Insure Montana: A Health Insurance Program for Small Businesses - Governor Schweitzer called for and signed into law a program creating a purchasing pool allowing small businesses to band together to negotiate and purchase affordable health insurance for their employees.
20 x 10: Energy efficiency in state government - A twenty percent reduction in facility energy requirements by executive branch agencies, by the end of 2010. Reductions will be sought in electricity, natural gas, propane and fuel oil use.
Making synthetic petroleum out of coal, while capturing and sequestering greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide - The proposal has received national attention. It was featured in the NY Times, Washington Post and LA Times, and he has been a repeat guest CNBC's Kudlow and Company and CNN's Lou Dobbs. His national energy ideas were the subject of a feature-length story by Leslie Stahl on CBS's 60 Minutes in 2006.
Incentives for bio-fuel and wind-energy production; an historic increase in public education spending along with a balanced budget and no new taxes; and stronger protection of public lands for hunting, fishing and camping.
John Bohlinger, a Republican, small business owner, and former member of both the Montana House and Senate was picked by Schweitzer as his Lt. Governor.
Quick Links...
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If you agree that Utah Must Do Better and want to help Bob, please send needed donations to:
Bob Springmeyer for Utah Governor
1289 4th Avenue
Salt Lake City, UT 84103
801-558-1114
Info@BobforGov.org
www.BobforGov.org
1289 4th Avenue
Salt Lake City, UT 84103
801-558-1114
Info@BobforGov.org
www.BobforGov.org
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