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Some Republicans want arts amendment money for Vikings stadium

Some Republicans want arts amendment money for Vikings stadium

A Republican leader says some of his colleagues in the Minnesota Legislature are considering a plan that would rely on a portion of the state's Legacy funds to pay for a new Vikings Stadium. It's an option they say must be considered as Gov. Mark Dayton and lawmakers continue to discuss a new stadium. But critics say voters didn't intend to use that money for professional sports stadiums when they approved a higher sales tax in 2008.
by Tom Scheck and Tim Nelson

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Kill working to keep Gophers heads up

Kill working to keep Gophers heads up

Jerry Kill's first season as football coach for the University of Minnesota has been rough. The Gophers have lost five of their first six games and he has worked to control a seizure disorder that caused him to miss stretches of practice earlier in the year.
by Jon Krawczynski, Associated Press

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