Governor Hoeven's 2003 Photo Gallery
Governor Hoeven's Previous Photo Galleries: 2002, 2001
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 December 6, 2003 |
| Chaplain (Maj.) Jack Carlson, 142nd Engineer Battalion (Combat)(Heavy) holds a pewter cross given to him and other North Dakota troops in Iraq by the Governor and First Lady. The cross came with a special message, 'A little cross to hold in your pocket to remind you that you are not alone.' |
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November 26, 2003 |
| Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty wears a University of North Dakota 'Fighting Sioux' jersey to fulfill his end of a wager he lost to Gov. Hoeven over a UND, University of Minnesota hockey game they both attended in Grand Forks, Nov. 8. |
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September 19, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven speaks at a news conference following an aerial tour of the Missouri River and Lakes Sakakawea and Oahe. Joining Hoeven on the tour were State Engineer Dale Frink, Assistant State Engineer Todd Sando and Brigadier General William Grisoli of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. |
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September 13, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven is joined by Tom, Eva and Kevin Andrews at the Grand Opening of the new Fargo E85 station, Cenex Petro Express. |
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September 10, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven answering questions asked by Briana Stein at Hankinson school gymnasium |
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| Governor Hoeven greeting Fairmont 7th and 8th graders |
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| Governor Hoeven is joined by Bob Wurl and John Dyste overlooking the construction site of the new Dyste's grocery store in Hankinson |
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August 17, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven takes part in a news conference during a National Governor s Association meeting in Indianapolis. Hoeven, who serves as Vice Chairman of the NGA Human Resource Committee, is joined by NGA Vice Chairman Idaho Gov. Dirk Kempthorne, NGA Chairman Kentucky Gov. Paul Patton, and NGA HR Committee Chair Indiana Gov. Frank O'Bannon. |
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June 9, 2003 |
| Joining Governor Hoeven from left to right are J.D. Williams, Don Arnold, Cheryl Murray, Kimberly Williams and Ron Sullivan, all PeopleSoft employees attending the first day of the E-Gov Conference in Washington D.C. where Hoeven delivered the Keynote address. |
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May 12, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven speaks with Three Affiliated Tribes Chairman Tex Hall and New Town Mayor Clare Aubol during the Four Bears Bridge groundbreaking ceremony. |
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| Governor Hoeven, flanked by Three Affiliated Tribes Chairman Tex Hall, Four Bears Council Representative Marcus D. Wells, Jr. and Transportation Director David Sprynczynatyk, addresses those gathered at the Four Bears Bridge groundbreaking ceremony. |
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| Governor Hoeven takes part in turning the first shovel of dirt during the May 12 groundbreaking. |
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April 30, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven, the North Dakota Wheat Commission (NDWC) and the Korea Flour Mills Industrial Association (KOFMIA) announced the purchase of nearly 8 million bushels of U.S. wheat at a news conference and proclamation signing ceremony at the State Capitol. The Korean delegates meet with Governor Hoeven and Lieutenant Governor Dalrymple prior to the news conference. |
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| Governor Hoeven joins KOFMIA Chairman Hi Sang Lee, NDWC Chairman Larry Lee and KOFMIA Executive Director Hong Yeul Ryu in signing a proclamation recognizing South Korea's loyalty to U.S. wheat and the mutually beneficial relationship that has developed between the two countries. |
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April 16, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven describes the effects of House Bill 1471. Also pictured are bill sponsors, Representatives Al Carlson and Mike Timm; Senator Rich Wardner and Tax Commissioner Rick Clayburgh. |
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| Governor Hoeven signs House Bill 1471 into North Dakota law. The legislation decouples the state income tax from the federal income tax to more accurately reflect North Dakota s favorable business tax climate. |
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April 14, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven, along with Representatives Chet Pollert and Phil Mueller, and North Dakota Corn Growers Vice President Mike Clemens speak at the signing of Senate Bill 2222. |
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| Governor Hoeven signs Senate Bill 2222, implementing the first program in the nation to create a market-based support system for the growing ethanol industry. Hoeven introduced the new Ethanol Production Incentive Program in November. |
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April 7, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven is joined from left to right by Dr. Bret Haake, Dr. Alex Mendez, Martha LeClerc, Susan Bosak, Dr. Mike Traynor and John Doherty before the second live surgical webcast performed by MeritCare Health Systems. |
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March 27, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven signs House Bill 1191, which makes permanent an innovative pilot program that combines courts, corrections and treatment services to lower the repeat rate of drug offenders and put them on the road to recovery. The bill was sponsored by Reps. Ron Carlisle, RaeAnn Kelsch and Andrew Maragos, and Sens. Stanley Lyson, Larry Robinson and Bob Stenehjem. |
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February 24, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven addresses National Governors Association members during discussion on medicaid/medicare reform as Vice Chairman of the NGA Human Resources Committee. |
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February 12, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven speaks at the 2003 North Dakota Tech Expo in Minot. Hoeven introduced Cisco Senior Vice President Howard Charney, who delivered the keynote address. |
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| Students at the North Dakota Tech Expo show Governor Hoeven their exhibit. |
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| Governor Hoeven visits with students at an exhibit booth during the North Dakota Tech Expo in February. |
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February 7, 2003 |
| Governor Hoeven captivates students at Divide County Elementary School during a community visit to Crosby. |
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| Governor Hoeven meets with FFA representatives. |
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| A student representative of the Divide County High School Future Farmers of America shows the Governor a project. |
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| Governor Hoeven speaks to students at Divide County High School during a visit to Crosby. |
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| Governor Hoeven presented John Fosland the Volunteer of the Year Award at the Divide County Economic Development Council's Community Builder Awards. |
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| Governor Hoeven presents the "Innovator of the Year" award to Les and Jerome Knudson of Superior Grains for their work to bring significant economic gain to the county's economy. |
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