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While Gov. Jim Gibbons is ordering dramatic budget cuts to address the state’s immediate fiscal problems, who in Nevada is examining the state’s long-term health? Who, if anyone, is watching out for the state’s long-term future? The Sun invited four prominent Nevadans to discuss who needs to come to the table to discuss Nevada’s future.
See story: Getting past the crises: Civic leaders ponder ways to ensure state's long-term prosperity (Dec. 16, 2007)
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