Monday, September 23, 2002 VOLUME 1 ISSUE 40  
 TOPICS
Events
Florida Government
Community
 ARTICLES
US Secretary of Commerce
Visits Chamber

Regional Leadership Conference Offers Something For Everyone
Jacksonville Chamber Jumps on “Regional” Bandwagon
Chamber's Chair-Elect Receives
High Honor

Constitutional Corner
Legislative Link
Why Should You Support United Way
Community Leader will be Missed
Orlando Leads Hospitality
Industry Rebound

An Exciting Year for a HobNob!
Did You Miss “Christmas in July?”
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 SURVEY RESULTS

Last week we asked:

Who do you feel is at fault for this week's embarrassing primary election foul-ups in 2 South Florida counties?

Governor
Jeb Bush – 14.3 %
Secretary of State
Jim Smith – 2.9 %
County Supervisor of
Elections office – 80.0 %
Uninformed
voters – 2.9 %
No one – 0 %

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Issue 39
September 16, 2002

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 FEATURE STORIES
US Secretary of Commerce
Visits Chamber

Today, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Donald L. Evans will be the special guest at a “Community Luncheon” hosted by the Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce to recognize the U.S. Chamber’s endorsement of Representative Tom Feeney.
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Regional Leadership Conference Offers Something For Everyone
Business and Community Leaders will convene November 6 – 8 at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center in Kissimmee, Florida for the 2002 Regional Leadership Conference to discuss the future of the Central Florida Region.
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Jacksonville Chamber Jumps on “Regional” Bandwagon
The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce has changed its name to reflect the change in people’s thinking. By adding “Regional,” the Chamber is showing the commitment it has to a new regional interest and activity.
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Chamber's Chair-Elect Receives
High Honor

The Florida Chiropractic Association has named Orlando chiropractor Wayne C. Wolfson Chiropractor of the Year. The honor is awarded for activities performed on behalf of the public outside of normal professional duties and for honors and recognition from organizations other than the association.
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Constitutional Corner
From FloridaFriday

When you vote on November 5, along with the host of candidates for the Florida Cabinet, the U.S. Congress, the Florida Legislature and a bunch of local offices, there will also be 10 “ballot initiatives” that, if passed, will amend Florida’s Constitution.
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Legislative Link
Responding to a request from U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Tom Donahue, our Chamber is today hosting a special luncheon to be attended by regional Chamber of Commerce and business leaders to hear of the U.S.
[FULL STORY]
 
Why Should You Support United Way
The Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce is committed to helping the Heart of Florida United Way with their 2002 Campaign. From now until the campaign concludes, we will be featuring a success story in EveryMonday . . .When you support Heart of Florida United Way, you support people right here in Central Florida.  People like Ginger Malcolm.
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Community Leader will be Missed
Charles James Hawkins, the first African-American representative to sit on the Boards of the Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Orlando Utilities Commission, passed away last week at the age of 73.
[FULL STORY]
 
Orlando Leads Hospitality
Industry Rebound

Hospitality and tourism business in Orlando, Miami and Tampa - though still trailing 2001 performance levels - appears to be on the mend, with Orlando's hotel market having the most positive outlook, according to Ernst & Young's Hospitality Advisory Services Group's 2002 Florida Mid-Year Lodging Report.
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SURVEY

Our region has 3 hotly contested congressional races.

Who do you favor in the 7th Congressional District (Winter Park area, Seminole County)?

Cong. John Mica (R)

Wayne Hogan (D)

Who do you favor in the 8th Congressional District (Orange, Lake Counties)?

Cong. Ric Keller (R)

Eddie Diaz (D)

Who do you favor in the 24th Congressional District (East Orange, Seminole Counties)?

House Speaker Tom Feeney (R)

Harry Jacobs (D)

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