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Capitol, floods, veterans, disaster bills end 2013 legislative session
By Don Davis The Minnesota Legislature ended a historic 2013 session seconds before midnight Monday after voting to renovate the state Capitol building, help communities fight floods, give veterans...
Posted on 5/21/13 at 1:16 AM
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Selective Recognition and the Greek Financial Crisis
Continuing from the last post, we look at the most recent example of bonafide financial turmoil: Greece. In Wednesday's article, I shared how when it comes to economic or political themes, people are...
Posted on 8/10/12 at 11:02 AM
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1940: State Payroll Is Cut
The state payroll was cut in the last half of 1939....
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Striving for high quality and excellence in education: The Frauentag Demonstrations in eastern Germany
It was a perfect day out in the small market square called Fischmarkt (Fish Market) in Erfurt, the state capital of Thuringia in central Germany. All was quiet for the entire day- that was until 3:0...
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Speaking with Shar Knutson
The Minnesota Legislature got back to work today, with the focal point being the erasure of an estimated $1.2 billion deficit. At the same time, the Minnesota AFL-CIO is asking legislators to help get...
Posted on 2/4/10 at 9:23 AM
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Minnesota Democrats release budget outline

Minnesota Democrats release budget outline Taxes would be raised on wealthy, cigarettes
ST. PAUL — Minnesota political leaders have spent months preparing state budget plans, and eight days before the Legislature must adjourn for the year they announced they have reached agreement on some tax and spend guidelines.

By Don Davis , May 12, 2013

In border town, Dayton’s budget faces skepticism

In border town, Dayton’s budget faces skepticism MOORHEAD –– Frank Orton made sure Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton understands problems he faces in competing against North Dakota stores.

By Don Davis , March 25, 2013

Minnesota House and Senate Democrats propose $150 million health budget cut

ST. PAUL –– Elderly and disabled Minnesotans likely would be most hurt by proposed cuts to the state’s health and human services budget that caught many lawmakers by surprise, some advocates say.

By Danielle Killey and Don Davis , March 21, 2013

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Budget proposal introduced

Budget proposal introduced ST. PAUL — Minnesota schools would be the biggest beneficiaries of a state House Democratic budget proposal that goes beyond the governor’s plan to increase taxes on the rich.

By Don Davis , March 20, 2013

Minnesota budget deficit announced

Minnesota budget deficit announced ST. PAUL –– Talk of tax increases continues even as economists anticipate a smaller state budget deficit.

By Danielle Killey , February 28, 2013

Increase in tourism budget is considered

Increase in tourism budget is considered ST. PAUL — Minnesota’s resorts, government and residents would benefit from a larger tourism marketing effort, supporters of a bill to double its state support told a House committee.

By Don Davis , February 26, 2013

Kline doubtful fed cuts will be avoided

Minnesotans employed in defense-related jobs might be most vulnerable
ST. PAUL — Minnesota’s senior congressional Republican shows little optimism that massive automatic federal spending cuts can be avoided.

By Don Davis , February 18, 2013

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State budget questions abound

A month after Gov. Dayton’s budget proposal, politicians on both sides of the aisle wonder about the fiscal cliff, deficit and tax impacts
ST. PAUL — Federal tax law changes could lead to a deeper Minnesota budget deficit, the state Senate leader says, one of several uncertainties about the state budget.

By Don Davis and Danielle Killey , February 17, 2013

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Dayton ready to deliver tax, spend package

ST. PAUL — If Minnesota Democrats ever are to see a state budget they like, today is the day.

By Don Davis , January 21, 2013

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County trims 2013 budget

County trims 2013 budget WORTHINGTON — Three months after Nobles County Commissioners set a not-to-exceed levy for 2013, they reviewed information during a special Truth in Taxation hearing Thursday night that shows a pared down overall levy increase from 6.5 percent to 4.83 percent.

By Julie Buntjer , December 06, 2012

Legislative Notes: Dayton suggests $60 million budget tweak

Worthington mayor Oberloh criticizes legislators for ignoring needs of Greater Minnesota
ST. PAUL — Gov. Mark Dayton wants to tweak the state budget to return some funding to emergency health care programs for the poor, enact programs to produce jobs and fight an invasion of Asian carp.

By Don Davis , March 12, 2012

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Minn. budget forecast shows $323 million surplus

ST. PAUL (AP) — A new economic forecast being released Wednesday shows Minnesota has a $323 million budget surplus.

By Associated Press , February 29, 2012

2011 budget deal leaves disagreements

ST. PAUL — Minnesota lawmakers are moving forward early in their 2012 legislative session, hoping they do not need to revisit divisive budget decisions made last year while plugging a $5 billion deficit.

By Don Davis , February 07, 2012

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Defense budget facing cuts

Defense budget facing cuts Army, Marines to shrink as funding slows
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon outlined a plan Thursday for slowing the growth of military spending, including cutting the size of the Army and Marine Corps, retiring older planes and trimming war costs.

By Associated Press , January 26, 2012

PJC budget exceeded by more than 400 percent

PJC budget exceeded by more than 400 percent WORTHINGTON — With 2011 in the record books, Nobles County commissioners on Tuesday took a glance back at revenues and expenditures of individual departments for the year and found the preliminary results encouraging. According to county administrator Mel Ruppert, the county spent just 89 percent of its overall budget.

By Julie Buntjer , January 24, 2012

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