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Where will the new jobs come from?

News Type: Event — Mon Jul 20, 2009 12:14 PM EDT

Mike Brunker

Marshall King, news editor of The Elkhart Truth, discusses the areas where Elkhart's leaders hope new manufacturing jobs will be created in an interview with MSNBC Cable's Chris Jansing.

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orbust

Man you sure have to dig deep to get a word in on this subject.

If anyone should be getting stimuli's it should be our farmers.

Bring back the farms in this country, I enjoy our food better besides there's plenty of starving people everywhere.

We need to get with the program and start feeding more people, time is running out!

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#1 - Mon Jul 20, 2009 2:06 PM EDT

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Daniel-1225921

Hi All,

Daniel here from the Deep Fried Pickle Project. We are a midwestern band that will be playing a show for the kids tomorrow (tuesday). Coincidentally we play "depression era" old timey music which I think is timely considering the plight of our nation's midsection. We hope to see you there and would love to talk to you. We will look for the Biodeisel Truck (kudos!)

Keep it Green and Bumpy

Daniel

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1 vote

#2 - Tue Jul 21, 2009 7:13 PM EDT

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