Office of the Governor, Bobby Jindal, State of Louisiana
The Louisiana Way The news coming out of Washington, D.C. these days paints a clear picture of the "Washington Way" to address our current national economic challenges. While we hear folks in D.C. talk about "jobs, jobs, jobs," all we see them do is "spend, spend, spend." Here in Louisiana, we have taken the opposite approach of Washington. Instead, we have presented a budget that forces government to live within its means and represents the Louisiana Way forward through our budget challenges. We are working to create a New Louisiana where each and every one of our children has the opportunity to pursue their dreams right here at home.
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03.17.10
Governor Jindal Outlines Louisiana Way Forward for Facing Long-Term Budget Challenges & Announces State Investment for Creating Jobs Today, Governor Bobby Jindal addressed the Central Louisiana Chamber of Commerce at the Sai Convention Center in Alexandria where he laid out the Louisiana Way Forward for facing the state's long-term budget challenges and national economic challenges so that Louisianas economy continues to outperform the South and nation. Governor Jindal emphasized the difference between Louisiana's and Washington, D.C.'s approach to the national economic challenges. The Governor also announced a state investment in the region that will create jobs, as well as generate tens of millions in capital investment for the Central Louisiana area.

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Governor Jindal and Saint-Gobain Containers Inc. President and CEO Joseph R. Grewe Announce that Glass Company Today, Governor Bobby Jindal joined Saint-Gobain Containers Inc. President and CEO Joseph R. Grewe to announce the company's commitment to maintain its operations in Simsboro for at least the next ten years, including the retention of at least 350 jobs with average annual salaries in excess of $51,000 plus benefits.
Governor Jindal Highlights New Legislative Priorities to Crack Down on Sexual Predators Governor Bobby Jindal joined law enforcement officials and area legislators today in Monroe at the Ouachita Parish Courthouse to highlight new legislative priorities to crack down on sexual predators in the next legislative session. The Governor highlighted five legislative priority areas that will strengthen the ability of law enforcement to track down and punish monsters that prey on children.
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