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Creating Jobs, Restoring Homestead Credit, Deterring Asian Carp
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September 20, 2011
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28:24Now PlayingThe Minnesota Chamber of Commerce releases its report on recession-ending strategies, and the Senate Jobs and Economic Development Committee reaches out to Minnesota businesses and private-sector leaders. On this week Capitol Report, host Julie Bartkey talks with Deputy Senate Majority Leader Geoff Michel about the business organizations' suggestions and his conversations with job creators.
Plus, House DFL Property Tax Lead, Rep. Paul Marquart, talks with about his proposal to restore the Homestead Tax Credit. The program was eliminated in the 2012-2013 finalized budget, and Marquart explains why the state should be involved in lowering property taxes.
Finally, Governor Mark Dayton and Dept. of Natural Resources Commissioner Minnesota Dept. of Natural Resources Commissioner Tom Landwehr hold a summit to discuss ways to prevent the invasion of Asian carp in Minnesota. Landwehr joins Julie to highlight current and future efforts to protect Minnesota's waterways.
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