Barbara Carlson

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  • Minneapolis mayoral candidates Sharon Sayles Belton and Barbara Carlson on Midday

    Midday features a discussion with candidates for mayor of Minneapolis…current Mayor Sharon Sayles Belton; and her challenger, former Minneapolis council member Barbara Carlson. Topics include crime, city investment, education, and local economy. Belton and Carlson also answer listener call-in questions.

    Oct. 29, 1997
  • Call the bet...Other cities influence Twins outcome

    MPR’s Martin Kaste reports on a persistent rumor suggesting North Carolina-based NationsBank might be interested in buying the Minnesota Twins and moving team to Charlotte. Kaste looks at how it could impact legislative action at the Minnesota Capitol regarding a stadium bill.

    Sep. 17, 1997
  • Migration #1 - African American migration to Minnesota

    MPR’s John Biewen presents the first of two reports on how the Twin Cities are responding to black newcomers. Report includes commentary from residents, politicians, and academics.

    Aug. 21, 1997
  • Community United Against Violence formed in Twin Cities

    MPR’s Bill Catlin reports on Community United Against Violence, a group formed to draw attention to the recent string of 11 gay murders in the Twin Cities. The group will be organizing activity to heighten awareness of violence, especially violence against homosexuals. Yesterday's announcement comes at a time of heightened tension between some leaders of the gay community and police. There have been complaints that the police aren't doing enough to solve unsolved gay murder cases.

    Nov. 7, 1986

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Barbara Carlson