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STAFF BLOG BEYOND THE PAGE Magnus decides not to run for re-election
Senator Doug Magnus set a time limit for himself. "I really firmly believe that a person should not stay too long," Magnus said earlier this month. "Thats up to each individual person. To me, I said ...
Posted on 6/1/12 at 6:00 AM
CAPITOL CHATTER Tears flow at retirement speeches
By Don Davis and Danielle Nordine Torrey Westrom recalled the last time he saw the Minnesota House chamber when he was in sixth grade, a few years before he was blinded and several years before becom...
Posted on 5/10/12 at 10:15 PM
It's all about the spending
Focus of Minnesota's budget dispute is total dollar amountST. PAUL — Minnesota’s news media have inundated the state’s residents in recent days with government shutdown news. Special master. Taxes. Offer. Rejection. Non-profits. Blind services. Zoo. Licenses. Closed.
By Don Davis , July 08, 2011
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Letter: It's crunch time at the Capitol
As we move into the final week of session, lawmakers are wrapping up final bills and working on a budget agreement with the Governor before our adjournment date, May 23.
By Dist. 22 Sen. Doug Magnus, R-Slayton , May 18, 2011
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Letter: More to budget work than you may know
Next time you read about “budget slashing” by the Legislature, keep in mind that legislators have worked with a wide variety of groups to reform government and take a look at Minnesotans’ budget priorities.
By Dist. 22 Sen. Doug Magnus, R-Slayton , May 11, 2011
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Magnus proposes state-owned casino in Minneapolis
ST. PAUL — Sen. Doug Magnus, R-Slayton, will introduce a bill on the Senate floor this morning proposing to renovate a downtown Minneapolis block into a state-owned casino complete with upscale restaurants and roof-top venues.
By Julie Buntjer , May 04, 2011
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Letter: State Senate keeping legislation moving
Lawmakers returned to the Capitol last Tuesday to resume hearings after a brief Easter break and meetings in their home districts. We worked long hours to meet the Friday deadline for committees to act favorably on bills in their house of origin.
By Dist. 22 Sen. Doug Magnus, R-Slayton , May 04, 2011
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Letter: Senate budget bills have no tax increases
The passage of all 10 of the Senate budget bills over the last two weeks means that Senate Republicans have a completed plan for funding the 2012-2013 state government without raising taxes on Minnesotans.
By Dist. 22 Sen. Doug Magnus, R-Slayton , April 13, 2011
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