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States of the Union: North Dakota

Thursday, July 31, 2008

Find out which issues matters most to voters in the Peace Garden State and how rising prices for food are affecting the nation’s leading producer of hard red spring wheat. Also: whether the presence of oil in the Western half of the state is generating more interest as oil prices rise. Dale Wetzel is state Capitol reporter for The Associated Press in Bismarck, N.D.

States of the Union fact of the week: North Dakota has the nation’s only state-owned bank and its only state-owned flour mill. Both businesses were approved by the ND Legislature in 1919 to satisfy farmers’ needs for credit and grain marketing.


Comments

  • [1] amt230 July 31, 2008 - 12:51PM

    This sounds like it could be mildly interesting, but I had to turn it off with all the clicking in the reception for the guest - was driving me crazy.


  • [2] hjs from 11211 July 31, 2008 - 12:53PM

    amt230

    thanks i thought it was on my end.

    what is that noise


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