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Local taxi cab drivers suggest co-op to curb high operating costs

Published March 22, 2005

Taxi cab driver Liban Bile said he pays $75 each day in service fees to Green and White Taxi to cover things from insurance to radio communication. He also pays for the gas for his taxi cab, which he owns. On...

Workers’ union protests ‘no new taxes’ at Capitol rally

Published March 22, 2005

University technical and clerical workers joined approximately 1,000 union members from throughout the state to lobby March 16 at the State Capitol. The American Federation of State, County and Municipal...

Capitol mulls bill defining marriage

Published March 21, 2005
The bill passed the House Civil Law and Elections Committee on Friday.

University police saddle up for mounted patrol

by Matthew Gruchow
Published March 2, 2005
University police would share the Minneapolis park police's horses.

Mayor debate keys on money

by Matt Graham
Published February 24, 2005
Mayoral candidates debated in front of approximately 500 people Wednesday.

Search leads to drug charge

by Matthew Gruchow
Published February 21, 2005
Police recovered three different drugs from one University student's room.

Science museum holds cancer event

by Naomi Scott
Published February 18, 2005
Researchers will be on hand to answer questions and give demonstrations.

State House is set to vote on U’s requests in bonding bill

by Brady Averill
Published February 18, 2005

The House Ways and Means Committee sent the bonding bill to the floor after approving it late Thursday night. The bill - which funds construction projects - allocates $89 million for University projects....

Smoking ban gains momentum

by Brady Averill
Published February 17, 2005
The Freedom to Breathe Act passed full committee in the Senate last year.

Bill is short of gov.’s plan

Published February 17, 2005
A House committee approved a bonding bill $11 million short of Pawlenty's proposal.

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