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Political notebook: Boomers to cost
By Don Davis Baby boomers will make writing the state budget harder, reduce the Minnesota labor force and cause state health care spending to soar, State Demographer Susan Brower said. Aging pressure...
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Sweet sounds of flute 217 miles overhead
Watch a 3-minute interview with astronaut Cady Coleman and listen to her play the flute in orbit. We nailed it. Clear skies in the nick of time made it possible for me and my work colleagues to spot...
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State court orders Coleman to pay $95,000 to Franken

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Republican Norm Coleman owes Democrat Al Franken almost $95,000 stemming from his Minnesota Senate election lawsuit, with the amount subject to interest.

June 11, 2009

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Afton city attorney is a major player in Senate recount

Afton city attorney is a major player in Senate recount Afton city attorney Fritz Knaak may have his work cut out for him in Afton, but there is another case currently commanding his attention — Minnesota’s U.S. Senate recount.

By Amber Kispert-Smith , May 28, 2009

Coleman should concede race

To the Editor: Norm Coleman should accept the court’s decision and concede the U.S. Senate race to Al Franken.

By Brian J. Johnson, Cannon Falls , May 27, 2009

Franken: It's time for two

Franken: It's time for two ST. PAUL — Al Franken won the U.S. Senate race and should be sent to Washington, a three-judge panel unanimously ruled Monday evening, but Minnesota is at least a few weeks away from having two senators.

By Don Davis , April 13, 2009

Senate suit winds down with ballot review

U.S. Senate recount: Election lawsuit
ST. PAUL — A final phase of the U.S. Senate election trial came with its own bit of ballot confusion.

April 06, 2009

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Franken looks to protect his victory

Franken looks to protect his victory U.S. Senate recount: Election lawsuit
ST. PAUL — Now it is Al Franken’s turn. Franken’s campaign starts its case in Norm Coleman’s U.S. Senate election lawsuit today. The Democrat hopes to build on his slim, 225-vote victory and become Minnesota’s next senator.

March 03, 2009

Candidates plan differently for Senate

Candidates plan differently for Senate ST. PAUL — Al Franken says he is getting in the know, but Norm Coleman says he already knows.

February 07, 2009

Frustrated voters turn to courts

Frustrated voters turn to courts Minnesota News
ST. PAUL – June Srok doesn’t understand why a minor error prevented her vote from being counted.

By Scott Wente , January 15, 2009

Franken request rejected; trial judges named

Franken request rejected; trial judges named ST. PAUL – Norm Coleman went to the state’s high court and Al Franken may do the same.

January 13, 2009

Coleman to challenge recount in court

Coleman to challenge recount in court ST. PAUL – Norm Coleman will go to the courts in hopes of returning to the U.S. Senate. Coleman announced this afternoon his campaign will contest the results of the statewide recount that gave him 225 fewer votes than Democrat Al Franken.

January 07, 2009

Franken vote certified, but court to decide

Franken vote certified, but court to decide ST. PAUL — Norm Coleman declared victory the morning after the Nov. 4 election. Al Franken claimed victory Monday, when a statewide U.S. Senate recount ended. Judges, however, likely will decide Minnesota’s next senator.

January 06, 2009

Franken-Coleman race remains in question

U.S. Senate election recount
ST. PAUL — Minnesota's U.S. Senate recount became even murkier Monday as both candidates could claim the lead.

December 02, 2008

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Coleman drops in for a visit

U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman used a brief stop in Red Wing Wednesday to tout his stance on America's energy policy.

By Jon Swedien , August 28, 2008

Letter: Naval blockade could start WWIII

What are congressional leaders thinking? They are about to pass House Resolution 362 and Senate 580 with little discussion, giving President Bush authority to set up a naval blockade of Iran.

By Bill Habedank, Red Wing , July 10, 2008

Letter: Coleman’s house vote no shock

To the Editor: The housing relief package Sen. Norm Coleman recently wrote about (R-E, April 16) does little to help Americans in danger of losing their homes, while providing billions in tax breaks for big businesses including mortgage companies who are Coleman campaign supporters.

By Brian Johnson, Cannon Falls , May 01, 2008

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