The Minnesota Senate Week in Review
r-Z '-I / This document is made available electronically by the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library I as part of an ongoing digital archiving project. http://www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl/lrl.asp The Minnesota Senate Week in Review 12,1988 75th Session reconvenes Workers' comp system reviewed The Senate convened at 2:00 p.m., Thesday, February 9, 1988, to The Employment Subcommittee on Injured \V'orkers met open the second half of the 75th Legislative Session. Monday, February 8, to hear reports from Leslie Altman, a Workers' Following a prayer by the Senate chaplain, Reverend Philip Compensation Court ofAppeals judge and Duane Harves, chief \'?eiler, the Senate approved opening day resolutions adopted by the . administrative law judge ofthe Minnesota Office ofAdministrative Rules and Administration Committee. Hearings. Each speaker presented statistical data on workers' Seventy-seven bills were read for the first time and referred to the compensation cases handled by the legal offices. appropriate committees. Elliot Lang, deputy legislative auditor coordinator, also spoke, Senate l\'Iajority Leader Roger Moe (DFL-Erskine) informed the offering highlights of a comprehensive report on the workers' members that the Senate and House would meet in a joint session, compensation system which will be presented in its entirety early Thursday, February 11, to observe a presentation by an actor this session. The 1987 Legislature commissioned the study portraying Thomas Jefferson. The performance has been seen by The subcommittee is chaired by Sen, A,'ll "Bill" Diessner (DFL several other state legislatures, Moe said. Afton). Governor delivers State ofthe State Legislative priorities outlined Minnesota is in good shape, and will continue to improve, On Monday, February 8, the Minnesota Association ofTmvnships Governor Rudy Perpich said during the State ofthe State speech and the Association of Minnesota Counties presented their 1988 111esday, February 9.
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