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WORLD CLASS EDUCATION:

Our children deserve a world-class education system. To achieve this goal, standards must be established to ensure children can perform at their grade level before moving to the next grade.

FAMILY VALUES:

Family is #1 to Steve, after his faith. Family issues will be central and all legislation will be evaluated on how it effects the family.

INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS:

Steve will support the growth of the Ethanol, Biodiesel and Renewable Energy industries in the State of Iowa. Steve will keep our energy dollars in Iowa rather than sending them abroad.

PERSONAL BACKGROUND:

Over 14 years as a senior civil engineering technician for the City of Des Moines. Father of three adult children, with 6 1/2 grandchildren. Member, elder and Multi Media Director of Eagle Vision Church. Graduate, Buena Vista College:  Master Degree, Kingsway Christian College

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, May 12, 2006

Contact: Steve Inman (515) 208-4327

Inman prepares for House run in District 67

(DES MOINES) – Steve Inman, a Des Moines Civil Engineering Technician, has declared his candidacy for state representative as a Republican in House District 67.

Inman, 56, says he looks forward to a straight-forward debate on where Iowa is headed.

“I believe that we as a state can and must do better,” said Inman, who with wife Anita has three grown children.

Inman will focus on the values of Iowans in his campaign, which he says are family and community-oriented.

“I believe that jobs, education, health care and crime prevention are part of our overall values as a state,” said Inman. “I intend to work on each of these issues at the Statehouse.”

Inman says we are at a pivotal point in the education debate, and a tougher, more rigorous curriculum must be at the forefront of the debate.

“I believe we need to encourage more parental involvement in students’ lives,” he continued. “Education begins at home, and I believe the teacher-parent partnership should be our focus. It is a competitive global economy, and retaining America’s top spot in the world is going to require additional time and resources.”

Inman also believes the recent CIETC scandal is indicative of what’s wrong with a governmental approach to solve things.

“Raising taxes and growing government is not the answer,” he said. “Taxes are too high, as evidenced by bloated and exorbitant salaries that go unnoticed. Government is bloated, and we must first look within, identifying those places where we can trim and – in some cases – eliminate areas of fraud and waste.”

He says the key to economic development is contained within our fields of opportunities.

“Alternative energy has finally hit the mainstream, and we must capitalize on that or risk falling behind,” he continued. “Ethanol, soy diesel and wind – those are all contained within our backyard. Let’s work on a partnership between our cities and rural areas and tap into that unlimited potential.”

Inman faces no Republican primary. The election will be held on November 7.

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