The Minnesota House passed a major welfare reform bill LATE last night (early this morning.) The measure NOW goes to a conference committee where the differences between it and the bill passed by the Senate will be worked out. But as Minnesota Public Radio's Karen-Louise Boothe reports...House members didnt' wrap up their work until (time)...action that had been delayed by abortion politics over the last week: The first order of business on the bill, was an amendment offered by Minority leader Steve Sviggum that would have required greater reporting requirements by doctors who perform abortions. But House Speaker Phil Carruthers ruled that the amendment was not relevant and a majority of members agreed,thereby kicking abortion politics out of the welfare reform debate.