71st Minnesota Legislature

1979 and 1980 legislative sessions

Seventy-first Minnesota Legislature

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Overview
Legislative body| Minnesota Legislature
Jurisdiction| Minnesota, United States
Meeting place| Minnesota State Capitol
Term| January 3, 1979 (1979-01-03) – January 6, 1981 (1981-01-06)
Website| www.leg.state.mn.us
Minnesota State Senate
Members| 67 Senators
President| Edward J. Gearty
Majority Leader| Nick Coleman
Minority Leader| Robert O. Ashbach
Party control| Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Minnesota House of Representatives
Members| 134 Representatives
Speaker| Rod Searle,
Fred C. Norton
Majority Leader| Jerry Knickerbocker,
Irv Anderson
Minority Leader| Rod Searle
Party control| Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party

The seventy-first Minnesota Legislature first convened on January 3, 1979. The 67 members of the Minnesota Senate were elected during the General Election of November 2, 1976, and the 134 members of the Minnesota House of Representatives were elected during the General Election of November 7, 1978.

The seventy-first legislature is noteworthy for the partisan composition of the House of Representatives. Until Bob Pavlak was unseated for unfair campaign practices,[1] the House was equally divided between the DFL and the Independent-Republicans.[2] Due to the tie, the DFL and the Independent-Republicans were forced to forge a compromise by which the Independent-Republicans were to elect the Speaker from among their own ranks, while the DFL would be given the chairmanship of, and one-vote majorities on, the rules and tax committees. This agreement was superseded for the 1980 continuation of the regular session, by which time the DFL had gained a slim majority in the House.

## Sessions

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The legislature met in a regular session from January 3, 1979, to May 24, 1979. A special session was convened on May 24, 1979, to consider three bills regarding workers' compensation, energy, and transportation appropriations.[3]

A continuation of the regular session was held between January 22, 1980, and April 12, 1980. No special sessions were held in 1980. The legislature met for a total of 99 legislative days during the 1979-80 biennium.[3]

## Party summary

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Resignations and new members are discussed in the "Membership changes" section, below.

### Senate

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| Party[4]

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DFL | IR
End of previous Legislature | 47  | 20  | 67  | 0
Begin  | 47  | 20  | 67  | 0
April 25, 1979  | 46  | 66  | 1
July 9, 1979  | 47  | 67  | 0
August 1, 1979  | 46  | 66  | 1
November 12, 1979  | 47  | 67  | 0
November 26, 1979  | 46  | 66  | 1
January 16, 1980  | 21  | 67  | 0
January 20, 1980  | 45  | 66  | 1
February 28, 1980  | 22  | 67  | 0
May 1, 1980  | 44  | 66  | 1
July 1, 1980  | 21  | 65  | 2
Latest voting share  | 68%  | 32%  |
Beginning of the next Legislature | 45  | 22  | 67  | 0

### House of Representatives

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| Party[5]

(Shading indicates majority caucus)

| Total  | Vacant

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DFL | IR
End of previous Legislature | 99  | 35  | 134  | 0
Begin  | 67  | 67  | 134  | 0
May 18, 1979  | 67  | 66  | 133  | 1
June 26, 1979  | 68  | 134  | 0
December 5, 1979  | 67  | 133  | 1
January 22, 1980  | 68  | 134  | 0
June 1, 1980  | 67  | 133  | 1
Latest voting share  | 50%  | 50%  |
Beginning of the next Legislature | 70  | 64  | 134  | 0

## Leadership

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### Senate

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President of the Senate
Edward J. Gearty (DFL-Minneapolis)[6]

Senate Majority Leader
Nick Coleman (DFL-St. Paul)[7]

Senate Minority Leader
Robert O. Ashbach (IR-St. Paul)[7]

### House of Representatives

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Speaker of the House[nb 1][nb 2]
1979: Rod Searle (IR-Waseca)[9]
1980: Fred C. Norton (DFL-St. Paul)[9]

House Majority Leader[nb 3]
1979: Irv Anderson (DFL-International Falls) and Jerry Knickerbocker (IR-Minnetonka)[10]
1980: Irv Anderson (DFL-International Falls)[10]

House Minority Leader[nb 4]
1979: None
1980: Rod Searle (IR-Waseca)[10]

## Members

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### Senate

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Name  | District  | City  | Party

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Anderson, Jerald C. | 19  | North Branch | DFL
Ashbach, Robert O. | 48  | St. Paul | IR
Bang, Otto T. | 39  | Edina | IR
Barrette, Emery G. | 66  | St. Paul | IR
Benedict, Robert M. | 38  | Bloomington | DFL
Bernhagen, John | 22  | Hutchinson | IR
Brataas, Nancy | 33  | Rochester | IR
Chenoweth, John C. | 66  | St. Paul | DFL
Chmielewski, Florian | 14  | Sturgeon Lake | DFL
Coleman, Nicholas D. | 65  | St. Paul | DFL
Davies, John T. | 60  | Minneapolis | DFL
Dieterich, Neil | 62  | St. Paul | DFL
Dunn, Robert G. | 18  | Princeton | IR
Engler, Steven | 25  | Randolph | IR
Frederick, Mel | 32  | West Concord | IR
Gearty, Edward J. | 54  | Minneapolis | DFL
Gunderson, Jerome O. | 35  | Mabel | DFL
Hanson, Marv | 01  | Hallock | DFL
Hughes, Jerome M. | 50  | Maplewood | DFL
Humphrey, Skip | 44  | New Hope | DFL
Jensen, Carl A. | 28  | Sleepy Eye | IR
Johnson, Doug | 06  | Tower | DFL
Keefe, John B. | 40  | Hopkins | IR
Keefe, Stephen | 59  | Minneapolis | DFL
Kirchner, William G. | 37  | Richfield | IR
Kleinbaum, Jack I. | 17  | St. Cloud | DFL
Knaak, Delores J. | 49  | White Bear Lake | IR
Knoll, Franklin J. | 61  | Minneapolis | DFL
Knutson, Howard A. | 53  | Burnsville | IR
Laufenburger, Roger A. | 34  | Lewiston | DFL
Lessard, Bob | 03  | International Falls | DFL
Lewis, B. Robert | 41  | Golden Valley | DFL
Luther, Bill | 45  | Brooklyn Park | DFL
McCutcheon, William W. | 67  | St. Paul | DFL
Menning, Mike | 26  | Edgerton | DFL
Merriam, Gene | 47  | Coon Rapids | DFL
Moe, Roger | 02  | Ada | DFL
Nelson, Tom A. | 31  | Austin | DFL
Nichols, James W. | 20  | Lake Benton | DFL
Ogdahl, Harmon T. | 58  | Minneapolis | IR
Olhoft, Wayne | 11  | Herman | DFL
Olson, Howard D. | 27  | St. James | DFL
Omann, Sr., Bernard P. | 16  | St. Joseph | IR
Penny, Tim | 30  | New Richland | DFL
Perpich, George F. | 05  | Chisholm | DFL
Peterson, Collin Clark | 10  | Detroit Lakes | DFL
Pillsbury, George Sturgis | 42  | Wayzata | IR
Purfeerst, Clarence | 24  | Faribault | DFL
Renneke, Earl | 23  | Le Sueur | IR
Rued, David E. | 13  | Aitkin | IR
Schaaf, David D. | 46  | Fridley | DFL
Schmitz, Robert J. | 36  | Jordan | DFL
Schrom, Ed | 16  | Albany | DFL
Setzepfandt, A. O.H. | 21  | Bird Island | DFL
Sieloff, Ron | 63  | St. Paul | IR
Sikorski, Gerry | 51  | Stillwater | DFL
Sillers, Douglas H. | 09  | Moorhead | IR
Solon, Sam | 07  | Duluth | DFL
Spear, Allan | 57  | Minneapolis | DFL
Staples, Emily Anne | 43  | Plymouth | DFL
Stern, Irving M. | 41  | St. Louis Park | DFL
Stokowski, Anne K. | 55  | Minneapolis | DFL
Stokowski, Eugene E. | 55  | Minneapolis | DFL
Strand, Roger Ernest | 15  | Cyrus | DFL
Stumpf, Jr., Peter P. | 64  | St. Paul | DFL
Tennessen, Robert J. | 56  | Minneapolis | DFL
Ueland, Arnulf | 29  | North Mankato | IR
Ulland, James E. | 08  | Duluth | IR
Vega, Conrad | 52  | South St. Paul | DFL
Wegener, Myrton O. | 12  | Bertha | DFL
Willet, Gerald | 04  | Park Rapids | DFL

### House of Representatives

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Name  | District  | City  | Party

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Aasness, Paul D. | 11A  | Wendell | IR
Adams, Leo G. | 44B  | New Hope | DFL
Ainley, Jr., John A. | 04A  | Park Rapids | IR
Albrecht, Raymond John | 23A  | Brownton | IR
Anderson, Bob | 10B  | Ottertail | IR
Anderson, Bruce W. | 26A  | Slayton | DFL
Anderson, Delbert F. | 15A  | Starbuck | IR
Anderson, Glen H. | 15B  | Bellingham | DFL
Anderson, Irvin N. | 03A  | International Falls | DFL
Battaglia, David Peter | 06B  | Two Harbors | DFL
Begich, Joseph | 06A  | Eveleth | DFL
Berglin, Linda Lee | 59A  | Minneapolis | DFL
Berkelman, Thomas R. | 08B  | Duluth | DFL
Biersdorf, John S. | 32A  | Owatonna | IR
Blatz, Kathleen | 38A  | Bloomington | IR
Brinkman, Bernard J. | 16B  | Richmond | DFL
Byrne, Margaret Mary | 64B  | St. Paul | DFL
Carlson, Doug | 14A  | Sandstone | IR
Carlson, Lyndon | 44A  | Crystal | DFL
Casserly, James R. | 56A  | Minneapolis | DFL
Clark, Janet H. | 60A  | Minneapolis | DFL
Clawson, John T. | 19A  | Center City | DFL
Corbid, John R. | 01B  | Oklee | DFL
Crandall, William A. | 61A  | Minneapolis | IR
Dean, William D. | 58A  | Minneapolis | IR
Dempsey, Terry | 28B  | New Ulm | IR
Den Ouden, Gaylin | 21B  | Prinsburg | IR
Drew, John | 63B  | St. Paul | IR
Eken, Willis | 02B  | Twin Valley | DFL
Elioff, Dominic J. | 05A  | Virginia | DFL
Ellingson, Robert L. | 45B  | Brooklyn Center | DFL
Enebo, Stanley A. | 60B  | Minneapolis | DFL
Erickson, Wendell O. | 26B  | Hills | IR
Esau, Gilbert D. | 28A  | Mountain Lake | IR
Evans, James | 10A  | Detroit Lakes | IR
Ewald, Douglas R. | 40A  | Minnetonka | IR
Faricy, Ray W. | 63A  | St. Paul | DFL
Fjoslien, David O. | 11B  | Brandon | IR
Forsythe, Mary | 39A  | Edina | IR
Friedrich, Donald L. | 32B  | Rochester | IR
Fritz, Michael D. | 62B  | St. Paul | IR
Fudro, Stanley J. | 55A  | Minneapolis | DFL
Greenfield, Lee | 57B  | Minneapolis | DFL
Halberg, Chuck | 53B  | Burnsville | IR
Haukoos, Bob | 31A  | Albert Lea | IR
Heap, Jim | 43B  | Robbinsdale | IR
Heinitz, Orlando Jacob | 43A  | Plymouth | IR
Hoberg, Dwaine | 09A  | Moorhead | IR
Hokanson, Shirley A. | 37A  | Richfield | DFL
Jacobs, Joel | 47A  | Coon Rapids | DFL
Jaros, Mike | 07B  | Duluth | DFL
Jennings, David M. | 27B  | Truman | IR
Johnson, Carl M. | 23B  | St. Peter | DFL
Johnson, Dean | 21A  | Willmar | IR
Jude, Tad | 42A  | Mound | DFL
Kahn, Phyllis | 57A  | Minneapolis | DFL
Kaley, John R. | 33A  | Rochester | IR
Kalis, Henry | 30A  | Walters | DFL
Kelly, Randy | 66B  | St. Paul | DFL
Kempe, Raymond J. | 53A  | West St. Paul | DFL
Knickerbocker, Jerry | 40B  | Minnetonka | IR
Kostohryz, Dick | 50B  | North St. Paul | DFL
Kroening, Carl W. | 54A  | Minneapolis | DFL
Laidig, Gary | 51A  | Stillwater | IR
Lehto, Arlene Ione | 08A  | Duluth | DFL
Kvam, Adolph Leonard | 22A  | Litchfield | IR
Levi, Connie | 50A  | Dellwood | IR
Long, Dee | 56B  | Minneapolis | DFL
Ludeman, Cal | 20B  | Tracy | IR
Luknic, Marsha Johnson | 24B  | Faribault | IR
Mann, George | 27A  | Windom | DFL
McCarron, Paul | 46A  | Spring Lake Park | DFL
McDonald, K. J. | 36A  | Watertown | IR
McEachern, Bob | 18B  | St. Michael | DFL
Mehrkens, Lyle | 25B  | Red Wing | IR
Metzen, James P. | 52A  | South St. Paul | DFL
Minne, Lona | 05B  | Hibbing | DFL
Moe, Donald M. | 65B  | St. Paul | DFL
Munger, Willard | 07A  | Duluth | DFL
Murphy, Mary | 14B  | Hermantown | DFL
Nelsen, Bruce G. | 12A  | Staples | IR
Nelsen, Marlin B. | 13B  | Aitkin | DFL
Nelson, Ken | 59B  | Minneapolis | DFL
Niehaus, Sr., Joseph T. | 16A  | Sauk Centre | IR
Norman, Jim | 61B  | Minneapolis | IR
Norton, Fred C. | 65A  | St. Paul | DFL
Novak, Steve | 48A  | New Brighton | DFL
Nysether, Myron E. | 01A  | Roseau | IR
Olsen, Sally | 41A  | Saint Louis Park | IR
Onnen, Tony | 22B  | Cokato | IR
Osthoff, C. Thomas | 64A  | St. Paul | DFL
Otis, Todd | 58B  | Minneapolis | DFL
Patton, Al W. | 17A  | Sartell | DFL
Pavlak, Sr., Robert L. | 67A  | St. Paul | IR
Pehler, James C. | 17B  | St. Cloud | DFL
Peterson, Bill | 38B  | Bloomington | IR
Peterson, Donna C. | 60B  | Minneapolis | DFL
Piepho, Mark J. | 29A  | Mankato | IR
Pleasant, Ray O. | 39B  | Bloomington | IR
Prahl, Norman Rudolph | 03B  | Grand Rapids | DFL
Redalen, Elton | 35A  | Fountain | IR
Reding, Leo John | 31B  | Austin | DFL
Rees, Tom | 36B  | Elko | IR
Reif, Robert W. | 49B  | White Bear Lake | IR
Rice, Jim | 54B  | Minneapolis | DFL
Rodriguez, Frank J. | 67A  | St. Paul | DFL
Rose, John | 48B  | Roseville | IR
Rothenberg, Elliot C. | 41B  | St. Louis Park | IR
Sarna, John | 55B  | Minneapolis | DFL
Schreiber, Bill | 45A  | Brooklyn Park | IR
Searle, Rodney Newell | 30B  | Waseca | IR
Searles, Robert L. | 42B  | Wayzata | IR
Sherwood, Glen A. | 04B  | Pine River | IR
Sieben, Harry A. | 52B  | Hastings | DFL
Sieben, Michael R. | 51B  | Newport | DFL
Simoneau, Wayne | 46B  | Fridley | DFL
Stadum, Tony | 02A  | Ada | IR
Stoa, Tom | 34B  | Winona | DFL
Stowell, Warren | 34A  | Lewiston | IR
Sviggum, Steve | 25A  | Kenyon | IR
Swanson, James C. | 37B  | Richfield | DFL
Thiede, Paul M. | 13A  | Pequot Lakes | IR
Tomlinson, John D. | 67B  | St. Paul | DFL
Valan, Merlyn Orville | 09B  | Moorhead | IR
Valento, Don | 49A  | Little Canada | IR
Vanasek, Robert | 24A  | New Prague | DFL
Voss, Gordon | 47B  | Blaine | DFL
Waldorf, Eugene T. | 66A  | St. Paul | DFL
Weaver, John L. | 19B  | Anoka | IR
Welch, Richard J. | 18A  | Cambridge | DFL
Welker, Ray | 20A  | Montevideo | IR
Wenzel, Steve | 12B  | Little Falls | DFL
Wieser, Jr., Al W. | 35B  | La Crescent | IR
Wigley, Richard E. | 29B  | Lake Crystal | IR
Wynia, Ann | 62A  | St. Paul | DFL
Zubay, Kenneth Peter | 33B  | Rochester | IR

## Membership changes

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### Senate

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District  | Vacated by  | Reason for change  | Successor  | Date successor
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41  | B. Robert Lewis
(DFL)  | Died of a heart attack on April 25, 1979.[11] | Irving M. Stern
(DFL)  | July 9, 1979[12]
55  | Eugene E. Stokowski
(DFL)  | Died of a heart attack on August 1, 1979.[13] | Anne K. Stokowski
(DFL)[nb 5] | November 12, 1979[14]
66  | John C. Chenoweth
(DFL)  | Resigned on November 26, 1979, to become the Director of the Minneapolis Municipal Employees Retirement Fund.[15] | Emery G. Barrette
(IR)  | January 16, 1980[16]
16  | Ed Schrom
(DFL)  | Died on January 20, 1980.[17] | Ben Omann
(IR)  | February 28, 1980[18]
67  | William W. McCutcheon
(DFL)  | Resigned on May 1, 1980, to accept appointment as Chief of the SPPD.[19] | Remained vacant
18  | Robert G. Dunn
(IR)  | Resigned on July 1, 1980, to accept appointment as the Chair of the Minnesota Waste Management Board.[20] | Remained vacant

### House of Representatives

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District  | Vacated by  | Reason for change  | Successor  | Date successor
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67A  | Bob Pavlak
(IR)  | Expelled on May 18, 1979, on charges of unfair campaign practices.[1] | Frank J. Rodriguez Sr.
(DFL)  | June 26, 1979[21]
60B  | Stanley A. Enebo
(DFL)  | Resigned on December 5, 1979, to become the Associate Director of the Minnesota Public Employees Retirement Association.[22] | Donna C. Peterson
(DFL)  | January 22, 1980[23]
44B  | Leo G. Adams
(DFL)  | Resigned to accept appointment to the Minnesota Public Service Commission circa June 1, 1980.[24] | Remained vacant

## Notes

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1. ^ Due to the fact that the DFL and the Independent-Republicans were evenly divided in the House when the seventy-first legislature convened, neither party could claim a majority and, instead, the two parties reached a compromise by which the Independent-Republicans would elect the Speaker from their own ranks, while the DFL would hold the chairmanship of, and one-vote majorities on, the rules and tax committees. The Independent-Republicans elected Rod Searle as Speaker.[2]
2. ^ When Bob Pavlak was expelled for unfair campaign practices, the DFL gained control of the House. In the process of selecting a Speaker, the DFL split into factions, with 26 DFLers supporting Fred C. Norton and 42 supporting Irv Anderson; however, 49 Independent-Republicans sided with the pro-Norton faction, and Norton became Speaker for the 1980 session.[8]
3. ^ Due to the fact that the House was evenly divided, the floor leaders of the DFL and Independent-Republican caucuses in the House—Irv Anderson and Jerry Knickerbocker, respectively—shared the role of Majority Leader during the 1979 sessions. In the 1980 session, Anderson was the sole Majority Leader.
4. ^ Since neither party held a majority in the House, and hence there was no minority, there was no House Minority Leader during the 1979 sessions.
5. ^ Anne K. Stokowski was the widow of Eugene E. Stokowski.[13][14]

## References

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1. ^ a b "Pavlak, Sr., Robert L. "Bob"". Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
2. ^ a b "71st Legislature (1979-1980)". Legislative Time Capsule. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
3. ^ a b "Sessions of the Minnesota State Legislature and the Minnesota Territorial Legislature, 1849-present". Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
4. ^ "Party Control of the Minnesota Senate, 1951-present". Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
5. ^ "Party Control of the Minnesota House of Representatives, 1951-present". Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
6. ^ "President and President Pro Tempore of the Minnesota Senate, 1849-present". Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
7. ^ a b "Majority and Minority Leaders of the Minnesota Senate, 1933-present". Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
8. ^ "Norton, Fred C." Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
9. ^ a b "Speakers of the Minnesota House of Representatives, 1849-present". Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
10. ^ a b c "Majority and Minority Leaders of the Minnesota House of Representatives, 1901-present". Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
11. ^ "Lewis, Sr., B. Robert "Bob, Bert"". Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
12. ^ "Stern, Irving M. "Irv"". Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
13. ^ a b "Stokowski, Eugene E." Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
14. ^ a b "Stokowski, Anne K." Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
15. ^ "Chenoweth, John C." Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
16. ^ "Barrette, Emery G." Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
17. ^ "Schrom, Ed". Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
18. ^ "Omann, Sr., Bernard P. "Ben"". Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
19. ^ "McCutcheon, William W. "Bill"". Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
20. ^ "Dunn, Robert G. "Bob"". Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
21. ^ "Rodriguez, Sr., Frank J." Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
22. ^ "Enebo, Stanley A. "Stan"". Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
23. ^ "Peterson, Donna C." Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.
24. ^ "Adams, Leo G." Legislators Past & Present. Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Retrieved November 7, 2016.

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