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• Pawlenty threatens to veto tax bill
  Gov. Tim Pawlenty said Tuesday that a tax bill approved by the Minnesota Legislature is "headed in the direction of a veto," but its demise wouldn't force a special session.11:00 a.m.
  Guests
  Mike Mulcahy: Minnesota Public Radio political editor.
  Laura McCallum: MPR reporter covering the press conference.
  Mark Zdechlik: MPR reporter. Zdechlik was at a DFL press conference in St. Paul this morning.
  Tom Scheck: MPR Capitol reporter.
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  K-12 bill falls short of lofty goals (05/21/2007)
  Midday's end-of-session Capitol broadcast (05/21/2007)
  Tuition hikes eased under bill heading to governor (05/21/2007)
  Foreign operating corporation taxes at heart of tax bill agreement (05/21/2007)
• Head of bankers association questioned on subprime loans
  John Robbins, chairman of the Mortgage Bankers Association, speaks Tuesday at the National Press Club in Washington. His speech is titled "Subprime Mortgages and Accessible Credit."12:00 p.m.
  More from MPR
  Renters put out by foreclosures (05/11/2007)
  Hennepin County foreclosures on pace to double (04/13/2007)
  Even with new legislation, foreclosure crisis will continue (05/13/2007)
  Foreclosure spike may mean new consumer protection laws in Minnesota (03/04/2007)
  Resources
  Mortgage Bankers Association

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