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Well,one would hope that this company union has better luck than the "Air Traffic
Controllers who
endorsed Reagon.
It took then 15 years and Bill Clifton to get back to work !
Perhaps,the candidate will contra
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As a liscensed stock broker and a Green I take great
exception to the idea that Greens, Green ideals and
politicians are a threat to the local business
climate. I would posit that the inverse is true!
First o
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The Greens are at best politically immature.
Their base is "petty-bourgeois in nature and reactionary.
Nader union busting 2000 campaign was endorsed by everyone from "Daddy" Bush to the
"candidate".
He was no
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>When I ran for city council in Madison, Wisconsin in 1967, students
>gained the right to vote in local elections in part because I gave voice
>to an elementary question of civil rights. Before that local mome
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The Mayor's campaign site is also hosted by campaignoffice.com/Avenet (as
is mine).
sheldon mains
candidate for library board
http://www.mainsforlibrary.org
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Brandon Campos asks:
Can someone answer this question for me. Does the halting of the
project (or the re-rerouting of the re-route) mean that the sacred
trees that were cut down on the parkway were cut down for
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>From the Daily, "Hard Times wins motion in battle with city."
http://www.mndaily.com/story.php?date=20010921&storyID=3796
Rosalind Nelson
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I attended the forum on 9-20 for the candidates for mayor. I would like to
say that I'm glad that they are both DFL. I do however think that our mayor
should represent all people. The focus of the forum was l
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>I attended the forum on 9-20 for the candidates for mayor. I would like to
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Ahhh, so as I stated. Ideological grounds eh? Now, if the Bascilica of St.
Mary's had been standing on that sight, and MNDot wanted to tear it down for
a highway re-route, I doubt the debate would be classified
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No,
Its not the reroute thats the problem (and I am one
who supported it over rebuilding Minnehaha Ave. to
handle the traffic.) The problem it the Hwy. 55/62
interchange being built by the GSA building. Unli
Pam Blixt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Thanks Karen. As you can imagine, the time just
before the primary didnt' leave much time for reading of email. But, I've had
the question sufficiently answered.
-Brandon
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LiaisonMinnesota Men of Color612-871-1788 x 13
"No od
Lot of good this 'talk' about tolerance toward our fellow American citizens of Arab or Middle Eastern background does in real world. Sadly, I'm not surprised.
Eric Mitchell
Former Mill District-Ward 5
http://www.startribune.com/stOnLine/cgi-bin/article?thisStory=84975396
Associated PressSep 21 200
Wrote Lee Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No,Its not the reroute thats the problem (and I am onewho supported it over rebuilding Minnehaha Ave. tohandle the traffic.) The problem it the Hwy. 55/62interchange being built by the GSA building. UnlikeKen and a few others in anti 55 faction.Le
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Susan Young at Public Works responded privately to my email here regarding
posting Recycling Schedules on the web. I forward her answer (with her
permission) to the list. The take home message is comments on
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Has the City of Minneapolis considering going in with other
cities on its website development? I know that
campaignoffice.com has been developing govoffice.com and
nonprofitoffice.com. It seems to me that cit
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
United Auto Workers Endorses Candidacy of Mayor Sharon Sayles Belton
Minneapolis, MN (Sept. 21, 2001) The Minnesota State United Auto Workers
(UAW) Community Action Program (CAP) toda
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In a message dated 09/20/2001 10:59:17 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< We must not use this as a
reason to lash out at one another. Let us use it as a chance to honor our
diversity
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I am sure this post was well grounded in the knowledge that the passengers
on the forementioned flight were both Minnesotans and Liberals.
Joseph Barisonzi
Minneapolis
- Original Message -
From: <[E
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In a message dated 09/17/2001 8:10:38 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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<< Steve Brandt had a nice piece this a.m. about the city's $17 million
plan to reopen Nicollet Ave. at the K-Mart/La
Please post to the list:
The MCWD's administrator Eric Evenson and MnDOT's Dick Stehr will discuss MnDOT's decision to abandon its interchange project at 62/55, claming it cannot build the road segment under the legislation passed last May to protect Camp Coldwater Springs. The debate will begin
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Press Release:
City Workers Union Endorses R.T. Rybak for Mayor
Minneapolis Professional Employees Association Chooses
Rybak Over Incumbent
Business Consultant and Mayoral Candidate R.T. Rybak
was endorsed f
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Tim Bonham asked;
Can someone please explain how this could have been built on the current
alignment? It seems to me that there is not enough room where the road
goes
between the Vet's Hospital and the Old S
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