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CAPITOL REPORT: Comparing Transportation Plans
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April 26, 2013
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28:31Now PlayingOn this week's Capitol Report, host Julie Bartkey compares Senate and House transportation funding plans.
Senate Transportation Finance Division Chair Scott Dibble, DFL-Mpls., highlights his plan that increases support for roads and bridges through a new 5.5 percent gasoline wholesale tax, plus increases the metro-area sales tax for more transit funding. House Transportation Chair Frank Hornstein, DFL-Mpls., outlines the House approach to mantaining Minnesota's roadways and bridges, including an increase in the wheelage tax.
Also, Julie begins her comparisons on the House and Senate funding plans for state health and human services programs. Chair Thomas Huntley, DFL-Duluth, explains how his proposal meets the target of reducing expecting spending by $150 million dollars for the biennium.
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