Files of John Hustad, 1990-1995.

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Files of John Hustad, 1990-1995.

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Minutes, correspondence, proposals and plans, presentations, and related materials documenting the activities of Hustad as Planning Agency deputy director. The materials particularly detail his role in Minnesota Milestones, a project to produce a long-range strategic plan for Minnesota (1990-1995); the Policy and Program Evaluation Project, a study to determine the need for a formal policy and program evaluation function within the executive branch (1991); and the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant Reutilization Committee (1993-1995). There is also a file of executive staff meeting minutes (1991-1993).

0.5 cu. ft. (1 partial box).

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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Minnesota Planning Agency

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Minnesota State Planning Agency. Deputy Director's Office.

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Hustad, John.

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Twin Cities Ordnance Plant (New Brighton, Minn.)

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Minnesota. Office of Strategic and Long Range Planning.

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United States. Army

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