Minnesota programs for crime victims are learning how they will be affected by state budget cuts.The programs help battered women and abused children. They provide a variety ofservices from emergency shelter to help navigating the judicial system. Some service providers and state lawmakers say rural areas were unfairly targeted for cuts. But a state official says the money should go to the metro area, where it's most neededMainstreet Radios Dan Gunderson reports.
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