Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
Governor hands budget to lawmakers
In his budget address, Governor Tim Pawlenty proposed $2.5 billion in state spending for areas such as subsidized health insurance, higher education, and aid to cities and counties. Legislative leaders join MPR's Gary Eichten to respond.11:00 a.m.GuestsRep. Marty Siefert: R-Marshall, House Minority LeaderSen. Tarryl Clark: DFL-St. Cloud, Assistant Majority LeaderMore from MPRArts leaders perplexed by cuts to State Arts Board (01/28/2009)Higher education sees big cut in Pawlenty plan (01/28/2009)Pawlenty's budget: 2.2 percent spending cut (01/27/2009)Human services cuts inevitable under Pawlenty plan (01/27/2009)Governor's budget hits Minnesota cities and counties (01/27/2009)Resources
Where the economy is headed in '09
As the economy continues its downward spiral, renowned economist and former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich lays out his thoughts about what lurks around the financial corner in 2009. Reich spoke at the Commonweath Club earlier this month.12:00 p.m.More from MPREvaluating the economic stimulus (01/26/2009)Obama pitches his plan to reverse economic slide (01/24/2009)Obama: $350b bailout needs to help people (01/11/2009)Obama, Congress weigh options on the economy (01/07/2009)Resources
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