2007

September

• Lori Sturdevant: Fed up by inaction at State Capitol

• Employer-Paid TRICARE Plans to End

• RNC: Bill Clinton supporting MoveOn for ‘political payback’

• A Look at New Student Loan Law

• Stand Up For Children’s Healthcare

• Walz Wins Amendment to House Flood Insurance Reform Bill

• Race favors Democrats at moment, analyst says

• Newspaper Refunds Ad Money to Franken

• Engineers Seek ‘Health Index’ for Spans

• US Video Shows Hacker Hit on Power Grid

• Bachmann and Kline: Against Minnesota Families

• Calif. Aims to Rid Lake of Northern Pike

• Coleman’s Empty Promises on Iraq

• Stunts Can’t Distract from Coleman’s Record

• Nick Coleman: Look out! MnDOT’s building is falling down

• Coleman Votes Against Changing Course in Iraq

• Suburbs paint ‘08 election a new hue

• MoveOn.org says criticism brings out military supporters

• Police: student arrested at airport with fake bomb she claims was art

• Blackwater in Iraq given wide latitude by U.S.

• Drivers test paying by mile instead of gas tax

• Bad Weather Diverts Jets To Rochester

• Missed Opportunity for Coleman to Change Course in Iraq

• Little La. Town Gears Up for Big Protest

• E.J. Dionne Jr.: An update on America’s political map

• A majority of Americans continue to believe that the U.S. economy is in good shape

• U.S. attorney’s office in MSP is target of federal probe

• And the race is on

• Drivers losing five days a year to traffic jams

• Star Tribune publisher must step down, judge says

• Ramstad won’t run for 10th term in House

• Updated: WALZ, KIND RESOLUTION RECOGNIZES FLOOD VICTIMS AND EMERGENCY RESPONDERS

• WALZ, KIND INTRODUCE RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING FLOOD VICTIMS AND EMERGENCY RESPONDERS

• DFL Party Statement on Ramstad Retirement

• ACLU UPdate

• August Flooding In Minnesota

• Vietnam Vets Give What They Never Got

• Most approve of response to state disasters, poll finds

• A peek behind the ‘Green Curtain’ in Iran

• Other states act on bridge safety

• WALZ CALLS ON PRESIDENT TO RELEASE LIHEAP FUNDS FOR FLOOD RELIEF

• Funding for bridges served with side of pork

• Most approve of response to state disasters, poll finds

• Reaction from Minnesota’s delegation

• Pawlenty Turns Back on Minnesota

• How Flood Relief Will Help Victims In Rushford

• New foot-and-mouth case confirmed

• FTC cracking down on deceptive mortgage ads

• Sen. Klobuchar seeks ban of lead in toys

• Walz announces Fall 2007 Mobile Office Schedule

• Regulators find fraud in seminars for seniors

• Bachmann and Kline Vote Against College Cost Reduction Act

• Wherever Coleman Stands on Iraq, It’s Not with Minnesotans

• Real estate doldrums drive U.S. agents away

• Brain study finds political divide

• Lori Sturdevant: Stepping up and swatting down the partisan divide

• Personalized political ads: The next frontier

• Myths not easily debunked with the facts, studies say

• The Shock Doctrine

• Bush knew Saddam had no weapons of mass destruction

• WALZ VOTES FOR LARGEST INVESTMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATION SINCE G.I. BILL

• Bin Laden criticizes Democrats over Iraq

• State Fair Poll Results

• DM&E proponents thrilled by merger

• Merger makes coal line more viable

• Canadian Pacific to buy DM&E

• Rep. Tim Walz Newsletter 9/5/07

• CP Rail agrees to buy DM&E for at least $1.5 billion

• Senate approves convention security money for Minnesota

• Bush - “We’re Kicking Ass” In Iraq

• Justice Department urged to investigate FBI staffer

• Coleman backs symbolic troop withdrawal in Iraq

• Klobuchar Chronicle: A Month to Remember

• Category 5 Hurricane Felix Slams Ashore

• Euurostar sets Paris-London train speed record

• Stress Study Lands Colonel in Hot Water

• A Way Out of Debt by Way of Iraq