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Vote for a Healthy Environment This Fall
ELECTION ISSUE • FALL 2010 Minnesota currents vote for a healthy environment this fall The stakes are incredibly high in Strong leadership in Washington and There are candidates out there who the elections this November. in St. Paul could fix these problems. understand that protecting our air But big companies, particularly Big and water means protecting people’s The disaster in the Gulf of Mexico Oil companies, are spending billions health and livelihoods, and that a shows what can happen when you of dollars to make sure that doesn’t clean water-clean energy future will combine Big Oil companies’ flagrant happen. They are buying ads in the create good jobs here in Minnesota disregard for environmental laws with media every day and bankrolling and across the U.S. These are the Americans’ addiction to oil. The U.S. candidates who will further weaken candidates who have earned Clean Senate’s failure to approve climate protections for clean air and clean Water Action’s endorsement. Many change legislation, even in the face water. If they have their way, our food, of them are true environmental of the hottest summer on record our drinking water and even the air we champions. All of them deserve your in the US, means millions of green breathe will continue to make us, and support, and Clean Water Action is jobs may now go to China instead of our children, sick. working hard to get them elected, developing in the U.S. Two million knocking on doors and talking with The candidates we select people in Boston were thousands of voters like you every day. -
Minnesota House of Representatives Session Weekly
SESSION WEEKLY SESSION CHANGES, CHALLENGES UNFINISHED BUSINESS OUTSIDE THE CHAMBER DOORS MEET THE NEW MEMBERS A NONPARTISAN PUBLICATION MINNESOTA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES • PUBLIC INFORMATION SERVICES VOLUME 28, NUMBER 1 • JANUARY 7, 2011 Flashback to 2001 and 1991 1991 - State lawmakers made the honey- moon official, granting Gov. Arne Carlson an extra three weeks to prepare a state budget package designed to balance an expected $1.2 billion revenue shortfall. He was given 23 days beyond the constitutional deadline for submitting his budget recommendation to the Legislature. Majority Leader Dee Long (DFL-Mpls) said this shows that the House and Senate DFLers are willing to work with the new Independent-Republican governor and the minority leadership. — Session Weekly Jan. 11, 1991 File photo 2001 by Andrew VonBank 2001 - The first black woman to serve in the Minnesota Legislature, DFLer Neva Walker made history when she was sworn in to office in January 2001 to represent District 61B in Minneapolis. After serving four terms, she chose not to run in the 2008 election. — Session Weekly Jan. 5, 2001 Contents SESSION WEEKLY Session Weekly is a nonpartisan publication FIRST READING: Changes mark 2011 session • 3-5 of Minnesota House of Representatives Public Information Services. Produced AT ISSUE: New leaders confront an old foe: the deficit • 6-7 during session, it covers the previous week’s HIGHLIGHTS: Committees talk priorities • 8-9 news from the House. No fee. PEOPLE: Meet the 36 new members • 10-13 Session Weekly (ISSN 1049-8176) is published weekly during the legislative session by FEATURE: First day is rite of passage for more than just the members • 14-15 Minnesota House of Representatives Public FEATURE: Outside the Chamber doors (photo spread) • 16-17 Information Services, 175 State Office Building, 100 Rev. -
2002 Minutes
CITY OF DULUTH proceedings of the CITY COUNCIL 2002 OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Special meeting of the Duluth City Council held on Monday, January 7, 2002, 4:15 p.m. in Room 202, Harborside, Duluth Entertainment Convention Center, Duluth, Minnesota. Roll call: Present: Councilors Eckenberg, Fena, Gilbert, Hogg, Ness, Stenberg, Stewart, Stover and President Edwards -- 9 Absent: None -- 0 - - - PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS 02-0107-02a The following submitting communications regarding Resolution 01-0676 denying work permit applications of Spirit Ridge, LLC, related to the Spirit Ridge Project: (a) Jim Gearns; (b) H. Erickson; (c) Dean Korach; (d) Greg Price; (e) Spirit Ridge, LLC, by William M. Burns, attorney. -- Received - - - REPORTS OF OFFICERS 02-0107-01a Mayor Doty submitting veto of Resolution 01-0676 denying work permit applications of Spirit Ridge, LLC, related to the Spirit Ridge Project. -- Received - - - RESOLUTION FOR RECONSIDERATION Resolution 01-0676, denying work permit application of Spirit Ridge, LLC, related to Spirit Ridge project, was introduced for discussion. The rules were suspended upon a unanimous vote to hear from speakers on the resolution. Warren Wirta; Peggy Marrin; Greg Price; Sharon Stevens, legal counsel for the Sierra Club; Kay L. Lewis; Elijah; Karin Dushane and Doug Happy supported the resolution for the reasons of: the land is sacred Indian burial grounds and a ceremonial site; the work permits do not fit the -1- PROCEEDINGS OF THE DULUTH CITY COUNCIL FOR 2002 project at this point; when -
Erik Simonson Will Be on Nov. 6 Ballot American Crystal Sugar Boycott Is
(ISSN 0023-6667) Romney letter to big giver$ slams unions By Mark Gruenberg President Obama and his party no surprise. During the PAI Staff Writer for the state of the economy, Democratic National Conven- Call it the battle of dueling but he stops just short of calling tion, Teamsters President mailers, with Republican presi- Obama a socialist – and James Hoffa told Huffington dential nominee Mitt Romney reminds his readers that labor News Romney’s website in one corner and the nation’s backs the president. boasts of his anti-labor views. unions, represented by the The federation’s mailer to “He wants to annihilate AFL-CIO, in the other. union members and supporters organized labor as we know it,” In a mass mailer to his big in swing states such as Ohio, Hoffa said. “It’s on his web- An Injury to One is an Injury to All! givers late last month, the for- Wisconsin and Florida, isn’t site. I’m not making this up. WEDNESDAY VOL. 119 mer Bain Capital tycoon not asking for money. It reminds He’s for a national right-to- OCTOBER 10, 2012 NO. 8 only slams Democratic them of Romney’s conde- work law. The Republican Par- scending comments in Boca ty has veered dangerously to Raton. There, he told big givers the right. It’s rather incredible, behind closed doors that 47% in 2012, if you think about it.” of the country is dependent on The AFL-CIO mailer, “Mitt government – and that he does- Romney…Wrong about Amer- n’t care about those people. -
2010 ELECTION DIRECTORY of the 2011-2012 MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE
2010 ELECTION DIRECTORY of the 2011-2012 MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE Minnesota House of Representatives and Minnesota Senate Feb. 3, 2011 2011-2012 House Membership Statistics Unofficial list as of Jan. 21, 2010 72 Republican members 61 DFL members* 90 members are men* 43 members are women 54 Republican men 36 DFL men* 18 Republican women 25 DFL women Newly elected members 36 newly elected members 33 newly elected Republican members 3 newly elected DFL members 26.9 percent of House members did not serve last session 25 newly elected members are men 11 newly elected members are women 73.1 percent of incumbents were re-elected 0 Republican incumbents lost 21 DFL incumbents lost 15 seats were open at the time of the election 4 House races were uncontested New House DFL members Kerry Gauthier ............................... 7B Rena Moran ..................................65A Marion Greene .............................60A New House Republican members Diane Anderson ...........................38A Kathy Lohmer ..............................56A King Banaian ................................ 15B Pat Mazorol .................................. 41B Bob Barrett ................................... 17B Joe McDonald .............................. 19B Mike Benson ................................ 30B Carolyn McElfatrick ...................... 3B Kurt Bills ....................................... 37B Rich Murray .................................27A Roger Crawford ............................. 8B Pam Myhra ...................................40A Kurt Daudt ...................................17A