Republican candidate for governor Norm Coleman says proceeds from the multi BILLION dollar tobacco settlement not already earmarked for programs to reduce smoking should fund tax cuts. Democratic Skip Humphrey who as Attorney General won the settlement, says is he's elected governor, he'll push for hundreds of millions in additonal tobacco dollars to fund health programs. Minnesota Public Radio's Mark Zdechlik reports the debate over the tobacco money is heating up in the governor's race.
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