The Traveler, May, 2002

Newsletter for Economic Development

The Traveler, June, 2002

Newsletter for Economic Development

The Traveler, August, 2002

Newsletter for Economic Development

The Traveler, October, 2002

Newsletter for Economic Development

The Traveler, August, 2003

Newsletter for Economic Development

Iowa Community Betterment 2001 Yearbook, 2001

Yearbook for Economic Development

Iowa Developments, January 2003, Vol.12, no.1

Report of development in Iowa

Iowa Alcoholic Beverages 69th Annual Report, July 2002 – June 2003

Annual report for Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division

Animal Industry News, February 2004, Vol. 5, No. 1

Newsletter produced by Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship.

Technology transfer of an oil-in-water vaccine-adjuvant for strengthening pandemic influenza preparedness in Indonesia.

With the current enzootic circulation of highly pathogenic avian influenza viruses, the ability to increase global pandemic influenza vaccine production capacity is of paramount importance. This has been highlighted by, and is one of the main pillars of, the WHO Global Action Plan for Influenza Vaccines (GAP). Such capacity expansion is especially relevant in developing countries. The Vaccine Formulation Laboratory at University of Lausanne is engaged in the technology transfer of an antigen-sparing oil-in-water adjuvant in order to empower developing countries vaccine manufacturers to increase pandemic influenza vaccine capacity. In a one-year project funded by United States Department of Health and Human Services, the Vaccine Formulation Laboratory transferred the process know-how and associated equipment for the pilot-scale manufacturing of an oil-in-water adjuvant to Bio Farma, Indonesia's state-owned vaccine manufacturer, for subsequent formulation with H5N1 pandemic influenza vaccines. This paper describes the experience acquired and lessons learnt from this technology transfer project.

Executive Order Number Two, November 1970

Executive Orders from Governor Ray. Instruct the State Car Dispatcher to require all state-owned vehicles to use low-lead or unleaded gasoline whenever possible.

Executive Order Number Eleven, September 1972

Authorize and direct the transfer of powers providing for the purchase of all state-owned vehicles to the General Services Department.

Executive Order Number Twenty, October 1, 1985

Declare that a state of economic emergency exists.

Executive Order Number Twenty Nine, April 1, 1987

Extension of the State of economic emergency reference in Excutive Order #20

Report and Recommendations of the Iowa Vertical Infrastructure Advisory Committee, December 17, 2007

This report summaries the work of the committee over the last year and its vision for the future. The committee is followed with interest the work of the Department of Corrections and the Department of Veterans Affairs in evaluating the needs of their facilities and recommends similar evaluations of facilities around the state by other agencies. The committee members are ready to offer advice on the needs of the state's again infrastructure and steps that could be taken to evaluate vacant and underutilized buildings and reduce operational and maintenance costs.