Full Committee Field Hearing

Saving America’s Great Places: The Role of Tax Incentives in Preserving Rural Communities

Date: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 Time: 10:00 AM Location: Martin Ballroom, located at 410 Pierce Street, 2nd Floor, Sioux City, Iowa

There was no video broadcast for this event.

Member Statements

  1.  Chuck Grassley (R - IA)
  2. Senator Max Baucus (D - MT)

Witnesses

Panel I

  1. The Honorable Sam Brownback
    United States Senator
    State of Kansas

Panel II

  1. Jean-Mari Peltier
    President and CEO
    National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
    Washington , DC
  2. Glen Keppy
    Director
    CHS Board of Directors
    Davenport , IA
  3. Chuck Hassebrook
    Executive Director
    Center for Rural Affairs
    Lyons , NE
  4. Peter Froelich, Ph.D.
    Assistant for Special Projects
    Dickinson State University
    Dickinson , ND
  5. Kevin Edberg
    Executive Director
    Cooperative Development Services
    Saint Paul , MN
  6. Shane Tiernan
    Ag/Commercial Loan Development Officer
    Grundy National Bank
    Grundy Center , IA

Related Files

Saving America’s Great Places: The Role of Tax Incentives in Preserving Rural Communities
Statement for the record: The Honorable Byron Dorgan
Statement for the record: The Honorable Chuck Hagel

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