The governor points to Utah s assets of an educated work force, increasingly diverse population, strong economy, and citizens who make frequent use computers and the Internet. Leavitt told the Tribune that his office is going to use the 2002 Olympic games to educate journalists about the state. Some 9,000 are expected to visit Utah next February. The Governor s concern over energy policy led him to invite educators, entrepreneurs, and researchers to an economic conference. There the group considered how Utah might benefit from the development of new energy technologies.
Researchers are clearly on the cutting edge.
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