Governor-elect Jesse Ventura met privately with Senate Majority Leader Roger Moe this afternoon (WED) to discuss legislative priorities for 1999. Despite what Ventura calls "philosophical differences" between the two men, their respective "to-do" lists appear to have a lot in common. Minnesota Public Radio's Martin Kaste reports: Ventura and Moe spent about 45 minutes in Moe's Senate office; Ventura says the principle topic of conversation -- besides small talk about show biz and the Tonight Show -- was his intention to reduce class sizes in Minnesota schools: ((VENTURA: I want very strongly to reduce those class sizes, especially in K through 3. If we can do others, that's terrific. But mainly in K through 3, we've got to get that student-teacher ratio DOWN.))