Remap plan set for release by federal court panel
A three judge federal court panel will issue a new Minnesota legislative reapportionment plan on Friday morning. The plan redraws to 67 Senate districts and 134 House districts, guiding this year’s elections and signaling candidate campaigns for incumbents and open seats. The change ends a long dispute that began in 1971 over population shifts and proportional representation under one man one vote.
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ST. Paul
DFL
Richard Moe
Twin Cities
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Duluth
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Minneapolis
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Man collects 500 year old Indian garbage
Robert Bright an associate professor at the University of Minnesota studies Indian firepits on Prairie Island near Red Wing. He analyzes seeds found in ancient cooking areas to infer plant life and possible trade, cautioning that remnants may reflect refuse as well as diet.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Robert Bright
Prairie Island
Mississippi River
Red Wing
Bright
University of Minnesota
Elden Johnson
Two Boys Found Dead in Abandoned Refrigerator
In Chanhassen Minnesota two young boys identified as David Allen Dearborn and Kent Edward Neal were found dead inside an abandoned refrigerator. Coroner Dr George Crislip said they died shortly after 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday after last being seen between 1 and 1:30 p.m. and missing by 4:30 p.m. A search party located the bodies about an hour later.
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Chanhassen, Minn
Chanhassen
Minneapolis
Carver County
George Crislip
David Allen Dearborn
Kent Edward Neal
Dearborn
Rochester
N.H
Neal
Crislip
Rev Roland Heacock Dies At 78 In Connecticut
Stafford Springs Conn AP Reverend Roland T Heacock 78 died Tuesday Heacock drew nationwide attention in 1959 as minister of an all white church in Connecticut and remained a prominent figure in local religious life.
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Heacock
Stafford Springs
Conn
Roland T. Heacock
Connecticut
Electric companies urged to help consumers save power
An economic consultant urged electric utilities to assist consumers in boosting power efficiency while noting rates must rise to cover environmental costs. Dr. Irwin M. Stelzer of NEA urged identifying social costs, then obligating nonrevenue expenditures to ratepayers, with regulators approving pollution controls.
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National Economic Research Associates of
New York
Stelzer
First National Envi
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