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Legislature presses ahead to the end of the session

14.05.2008 22:31    minnesota.publicradio.org
The Minnesota House and Senate passed a school finance bill Tuesday night over the objections of Gov. Tim Pawlenty, who had wanted an end-of-session budget agreement in place before the vote. DFL legislative leaders decided to press ahead after closed-door


Why the U.S. has failed to find peace in the Middle East

14.05.2008 22:31    minnesota.publicradio.org
Woodrow Wilson Center public policy scholar Aaron Miller spent over 20 years with the State Department working on the Arab-Israel peace process. He's now out with a new book that details why he thinks the U.S. has been unable to

Legislators hopeful progress can be made in budget talks

14.05.2008 22:28    minnesota.publicradio.org
DFL legislative leaders said they expect to make a lot of progress today during end of the session budget talks with Gov. Tim Pawlenty.

Mall of America owner raps public subsidy plan

14.05.2008 22:28    minnesota.publicradio.org
Mall of America officials warned Wednesday thatthey could delay or scale back a planned $2.1 billion expansion if a package of proposed state-authorized subsidies isn't reworkedbefore lawmakers close their session.

Prom season proves dangerous time for teen drivers

14.05.2008 21:08    minnesota.publicradio.org
State safety officials say the end of the school year is a dangerous time for teens and driving.

No interest in light rail tunnel through U of M campus

14.05.2008 21:08    minnesota.publicradio.org
The University of Minnesota said the U is not interested in a light rail tunnel through campus. Congressman Jim Oberstar told MPR yesterday that new legislation could put the tunnel back on the table. The U plans to continue working

China and Myanmar after disaster

14.05.2008 21:08    minnesota.publicradio.org
China and Myanmar are reeling from recent natural disasters. International relations professor Roy Grow of Carleton College joins Midday to discuss China's powerful 7.9 earthquake, the cyclone that wiped out Myanmar's Irrawaddy delta and how the devastated countries are working

Oberstar maintains his concerns about NWA-Delta deal

14.05.2008 21:07    minnesota.publicradio.org (2)
Congressman Jim Oberstar is not backing away from his contention that Delta Air Lines' acquisition of Northwest will prompt additional airline mergers.

Polar bears to be protected species

14.05.2008 21:07    minnesota.publicradio.org (2)
The Interior Department has decided to protectthe polar bear as a threatened species because of the decline in Arctic sea ice from global warming, officials said Wednesday.

House passes election-year farm bill

14.05.2008 21:07    minnesota.publicradio.org (3)
The 318-106 vote for the five-year bill came despite PresidentBush's promised veto. He says the measure is too expensive andgives too much money to wealthy farmers.

Lawyer in Cottonwood school bus crash wants change of venue

14.05.2008 21:07    minnesota.publicradio.org (2)
The lawyer representing the woman chargedin the deaths of four children in a school bus crash wants his client's trial moved to a different city.

Family of man killed in Janklow crash settles for $1 million

14.05.2008 17:38    minnesota.publicradio.org
Randy Scott of Hardwick, Minn., was killed Aug. 16, 2003, when his Harley-Davidson struck the back of a Cadillac that Janklow drove through a stop sign at an intersection near Trent in eastern South Dakota.

Indictment for smuggling illegal wildlife parts

14.05.2008 17:38    minnesota.publicradio.org
A federal grand jury has indicted two Twin Cities women with smuggling protected wildlife items into the U.S. The indictment charges the women with smuggling and selling endangered wildlife parts in St. Paul.

Family of St. Cloud student found dead sues bars

14.05.2008 17:38    minnesota.publicradio.org
Scot Radel's family has filed lawsuits against three downtown St. Cloud bars, saying the 21-year-old was served even though he was noticeably drunk.

Court rules against man who assaulted his attorney in court

14.05.2008 17:38    minnesota.publicradio.org
The Minnesota Court of Appeals says a defendant who assaulted his public defender forfeited his constitutional right to an attorney.

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