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US Beer Industry Contributes 2.3 Bln Dollars to Louisiana Economy - CRIENGLISH.com US Beer Industry Contributes 2.3 Bln Dollars to Louisiana EconomyUS beer industry contributes 2.3 billion dollars each year to Louisiana's economy, a study said on Tuesday. The beer industry directly employs more than 18000 people in Louisiana, paying them 382.9 million dollars in wages, said the study, Beer industry means billions for Show-Me State economy |
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Local governments, state address drilling regulations - Shreveport Times Local governments, state address drilling regulations"There is a lot of industry, not just oil and gas, that use the roads. If a parish does have an ordinance, it would apply to all industry, not just oil and gas. It made sense that we leave those things up to the local government." But Louisiana |
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What should be done about the plunging film production numbers? - Los Angeles Times What should be done about the plunging film production numbers?Some film-industry allies have renewed their call for tax breaks for filmmakers, saying California had to start competing with the giveaways offered by New York, Louisiana and New Mexico. (The Legislature recently approved breaks for films with budgets |
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Legislators seek to showcase Fla. on film - Bradenton Herald Legislators seek to showcase Fla. on film and they get paid for going to Louisiana,” said Detert. “They put $70 million in their fund; we had $20 million.” Despite a huge budget deficient, California came up with $100 million to try to hang onto its film industry, she said. Rep. |
Louisiana Gov. Jindal Meets With Former President George H. Bush ... - Bayou Buzz
MyFox HoustonLouisiana Gov. Jindal Meets With Former President George H. Bush This a r e a of our country is a b solutely vit a l to our e ne rgy industry a n d our economy, a n d we c a n not turn our b a cks on these decent, h a rd-working A meric a n s.” Governor Jind a l joi ne d offici a ls for a tour of South C a meron President Bush 41, LA Gov. Bobby Jindal, Sec. James A. Baker, III
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The filmmaking industry seems so closely identified with Los Angeles, it was a shock to see Richard Verrier's story this morning about the dramatic decline in feature film shoots this year. In the first three months of 2009, Film L.A . reported, feature filmmakers racked up only 903 production days in Los Angeels County, down 56% from the previous year. In fact, the number was the lowest quarterly total since 1993, which is as far back as Film L.A.'s statistics go.