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• Key lawmakers discuss bonding bill vetoes
  The chief House author of the bonding bill and the House minority leader answer questions about state spending and borrowing priorities, in the wake of Gov. Pawlenty's line-item vetoes of dozens of projects.11:00 a.m.
  Guests
  Marty Seifert: Minnesota House minority leader, R-Marshall.
  Alice Hausman: Chair, Minnesota House Capitol Investment Finance Division. DFL-St. Paul.
  More from MPR
  Democrats say it's up to Pawlenty to revive rail money (04/08/2008)
  Red Lake school disappointed in governor's line-item cuts (04/08/2008)
  Pawlenty delivers a setback to the Central Corridor project (04/08/2008)
  Pawlenty points to sheet music library as example of fat in bonding bill (04/08/2008)
  Pawlenty says the bonding bill is too big (04/04/2008)
• Voices of Minnesota: Religion and social justice
  Five religious women speak about their views on social justice. Four of them are sisters, and also Catholic nuns. The Rev. Peg Chemberlin is president-elect of the National Council of Churches.12:00 p.m.
  Guests
  Kate, Rita, Brigid & Jane McDonald: Sisters and Catholic nuns, Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, St. Paul.
  Rev. Peg Chemberlin: President-elect, National Council of Churches. Executive director, Minnesota Council of Churches.
  Resources
  Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, St. Paul
  National Council of Churches USA
  Minnesota Council of Churches

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