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Factors Behind Minnesota Tax Deadlock in 1971 Session
The Minnesota Legislature stalls over tax relief with Gov. Wendell Anderson facing pressure to cut real estate levies. Senate remains split after Sen. Sinclair's illness, forcing bipartisan cooperation, while House Conservative leader Ernie Lindstrom drives a strong tax plan. The dispute centers on how much revenue to raise and how to distribute relief, with potential compromises around 600 million in new taxes over two years and varies by individual versus corporate burdens.
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Gerry Nelson
Associated Press
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Wendell Anderson
DFL
Senate
Donald Sinclair
Stephen
Coali
Tion
Stanley Holmquist
Nicholas Coleman
Dflers
Sinclair
Lindstrom
Anderson