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CAPITOL REPORT: Historical Paintings Leave the Capitol, Invitation to the White House, Cash Flow
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June 26, 2014
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June 26, 2014
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28:23Now PlayingAfter more than 100 years of hanging on the walls in the Governor's receptionist area, two massive portraits are gingerly removed and subsequently moved to a temporary location. Julie Bartkey talks with Brian Szott of the Historical Society about the work.
The 2014 Legislature passed the Women's Economic Security Act, which features several proposals designed to provide equity in the workforce. Speaker of the House Paul Thissen joins Julie on the Capitol Report set to discuss his invitation to the White House Summit on Working Families.
Also on this week's program, Julie sits down with Revenue Commissioner Myron Frans to discuss the potential impacts of lower-than-projected revenue. Finally, we catch up with Co-Chair of the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources, Rep. Jean Wagenius, DFL-Minneapolis, to talk about the work of the group and its challenge of sifting through dozens of proposals to identify and fund those that they consider 'good' for the environment.
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