FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 (39 Days until Victory 2006)
Governor Granholm yesterday announced the state’s first Renewable Energy Renaissance Zone in Adrian, a development that will create new jobs at a $10 million biodiesel fuel plant.
Governor Granholm's comprehensive economic plan will create 10 tax-free Renewable Energy Renaissance Zones to diversify our economy by encouraging growth of alternative energy companies.
The Republican Governor’s Association (RGA) introduced a new, deceptive television ad attacking Governor Granholm and ignoring the mess she inherited and the comprehensive economic plan that she has set in motion.
Earlier this week, DeVos jumped on the lobbying reform bandwagon. Now, he’s getting help from an organization, the RGA, that accepted money from Jack Abramoff’s lobbying partners. And don’t forget, Dick DeVos lobbied for the unfair trade policies that are hurting Michigan workers.
A new poll yesterday showed Governor Granholm with a 49.9% - 40.8% lead – the Governor is in great position, but that means that DeVos is likely preparing some even nastier attacks.
Headlines from Around the State
Monroe News Brief: Adrian biodiesel plan gets boost from state
Michigan officials are creating the state's first Renewable Energy Renaissance Zone on a 25-acre site in Adrian as part of an effort to develop a $10 million biodiesel fuel production plant that is expected to create 20 jobs. "Bringing this biodiesel plant to Adrian will help attract investment and jobs to this community," said Gov. Jennifer Granholm. "We are continuing our efforts to diversify Michigan's economy by being a leader in renewable energy technology and production."
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http://www.monroenews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060928/NEWS01/109280010/-1/NEWSBattle Creek Enquirer: 63rd candidates would rather talk issues
While a supporter of Republican gubernatorial candidate Dick DeVos, Wenke said blaming Gov. Jennifer Granholm for the state's woes is "plain dishonest." He hopes to promote good Democratic and Republican ideas during his last term in the state House.
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http://www.battlecreekenquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060929/NEWS01/609290323/1002Muskegon Chronicle Letter: DeVos quit four years ago to run for guv
Of course, to build that personal fortune, he had to lay off 1,400 workers from the company his father co-founded; so part of his personal fortune was built from the personal misfortunes of his employees.
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