Monday, May 12, 2008
May 09, 2008 by Lara Jones
Midday Metro now starts at 11 a.m.
Many of Utah's most influential policy leaders will meet Tuesday to discuss the impact of the 2008 Legislature's decisions that affect business, the economy and taxes at the annual Taxes Now conference. It's organized by a conservative, pro-business group. Midday Metro goes to the source with the president of the Utah Taxpayers Association, Senator Howard Stephenson.
At 10:30 on The Bottomline: Expanding Utah's worldview with John Winston Howard . He was Australia's second-longest serving prime minister, and he'll be in town for Zions Bank's International Trade Conference next week.
The conference will recognize Salt Lake-based Black Diamond Equipment as a Global Pacesetter. Midday Metro finds out why with the company's chief financial officer, Robert Peay, and Mark Garfield, Zions Bank International Banking Department.
11:55 AM: A daily update on KCPW's drive for independence-or-bust. KCPW listeners, we need your help to make the down payment on buying the station. Ed Sweeney of Wasatch Public Media will have the latest figures on KCPW's capital campaign and he'll answer your questions.
Join the conversation. Call 355-TALK or email midday@kcpw.org during the show to participate.
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1. william gowen said:
I find it interesting that Rep. Stevenson admits to vote trading in the legislature in regards to the Real stadium and school vouchers. So it's possible our legislators had this conversation? "You vote for school vouchers, which taxpayers don't want. And I'll vote for the Real stadium, which taxpayers don't want."
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