UPDATED: Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to Visit Seattle, Announce Efforts to Spur Job Creation through Regional Biofuel Production and Research

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Title: UPDATED: Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to Visit Seattle, Announce Efforts to Spur Job Creation through Regional Biofuel Production and Research

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Media Advisory No. PENDING

  

 Contact: Office of Communications
(202) 720-4623

 

UPDATED: Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to Visit Seattle, Announce Efforts to Spur Job Creation through Regional Biofuel Production and Research

 

            WASHINGTON, Sept. 27, 2011–TOMORROW, September 28, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack will make a significant announcement in Seattle to advance the nation’s biofuels industry toward developing regional, renewable energy markets, generating rural jobs, and decreasing America’s dependence on foreign oil. Vilsack will also highlight how President Obama’s American Jobs Act will strengthen the economy in Washington state and the Pacific Northwest.

 

The purpose of the American Jobs Act is to put more people back to work, put more money in the pockets of working Americans, and do so without adding to the deficit. In Washington state, without adding a dime to the deficit, this Act will provide a tax cut for over 150,000 businesses, support the jobs of 8,500 educators, and immediately provide over 4,700 jobs to construction workers to help modernize public schools. A typical household in Washington state, with a median income of around $60,000, will receive a tax cut of around $1,860.

 

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

10:45 a.m. PDT                      

 

 

WHAT: Secretary Vilsack, joined by public- and private- sector partners, will host a press conference to announce significant efforts by USDA to help create jobs and build an American-made biofuels industry.

 

WHERE: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

     17801 International Boulevard

                 Seattle, WA 98158

 

Media are requested to meet at the south end of the ticketing level in the Arrivals Hall, 20 minutes before the start of the event, for escorting through security. 

 

RSVP:            Credentialed members of the media may RSVP by contacting USDA’s Office of Communications, or Perry Cooper, Port of Seattle Airport Media Manager, 206-787-4923 or cooper.p@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.

 

DRIVING DIRECTIONS:

 

Sea-Tac Airport is at the intersection of I-5 and I-405, to the west on State Route 518.

 

Parking in the Airport Garage

Park in General Parking (floor 3, 5-8) at the south end of the Airport Garage near the yellow or green elevators (rows N-U). Walk across skybridge #1, between the yellow and green elevator banks, to the Main Terminal. Take the escalator or elevator up to the Ticketing Level. The stairs and elevator to the Mezzanine Level are directly behind the international ticketing counters. Enter the reception area through the double glass doors on the left for the Port of Seattle Aviation Division offices. The receptionists will direct you to your conference room. 

 

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