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University of Minnesota Political Science professor Larry Jacobs on Pawlenty going to Washington to promote Canadian drug plan
November 19, 2003 - Governor Tim Pawlenty is taking his prescription drug importation plan to Washington. Pawlenty will testify before the Senate Commerce Committee tomorrow morning at the invitation of chairman Senator John McCain. Pawlenty is the only Republican governor to actively push the idea of importing drugs from Canada. Larry Jacobs is a political science professor at the University of Minnesota who follows the politics of health care. He's also the author of the book "The Health of Nations." Jacobs says the importation issue comes at a good time for Pawlenty.
Former campaign director Jeff Blodgett reacts to NTSB report on Wellstone plane crash
November 19, 2003 - The National Transportation Safety Board says the cause of the crash that killed Senator Paul Wellstone and 7 others was a result of pilot error. The crash happened in October of last year during the heat of Wellstone's campaign for a 3rd term. The NTSB said the plane lost air speed, and the aerodynamic lift required to keep the plane in the air, as it approached the airport in Eveleth. The Board also agreed with investigator's findings that the pilots lacked proper training in crew coordination. Former Wellstone campaign director Jeff Blodgett says the findings of the report are difficult to take.
Quieter personal computers
November 19, 2003 -
NTSB to release Wellstone crash findings
November 18, 2003 -
Spam is now changing behavior of computer users
October 23, 2003 -
St. Cloud State aviation professor analyzes NTSB information on Wellstone crash
October 23, 2003 -
ATV's may be banned on Washington Co. road ditches. We take a look at the state lands with DNR's Ron Potter
October 21, 2003 -
150 members put on alert they could be headed to the region around Iraq
October 3, 2003 - The Minnesota National Guard is putting another 150 members on alert that they could be activated, and become participants in Operation Iraqi Freedom. If they are deployed, the Minnesota Guard will have about 3-thousand members on active duty overseas, or in training for duty overseas. The Minnesota National Guard's Colonel Denny Shields says the 150 members put on alert are currently based in Monticello, and the next step for them would be to train extensively to carry out their duties.
Early frost in Mark Seeley's weather commentary
October 3, 2003 - To: Morning Edition Listeners From: Mark Seeley Re: Topics for MPR's Morning Edition, Friday, October 3, 2003 This first part is an update he sent after sending his regular note: Dear all, Plenty of frost this morning....and some record lows around the
Microsoft a national security problem?
October 3, 2003 -

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