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<br /> Mark your calendar <br /> . <br />1 8 November 1994 <br /> S M T W T F S <br /> .......... 3 4 5 <br /> .......... 1 2 <br /> .......... <br /> ..... <br /> 6 7 8...........a 10 11 12 <br /> ..... <br /> .......... -@ <br /> 13 14 15 16 17..... 18 19 <br /> 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 <br /> 27 28 29 30 <br /> for the <br /> League of Minnesota Cities <br />1994 Policy Adoption Meeting <br />(Including a special morning session on ''the truth about state and local finances") . <br />State and local government Preliminary program <br />finances will probably be the most <br />hotly debated issue during the Registration (opens at 8:30 a.m.) <br />1995 legislative session. Also, I <br />cities will soon conduct "truth in President's message (9:30 a.m.) i <br />taxation" hearings to explain their Budget status, 1995 session preview, tax hearings ! <br />finances to their residents. City Chuck Winkelman, president, League of Minnesota Cities <br />officials must be able to communi- <br />cate effectively both with state The truth about state and local finances (9:45 a.m.) <br />officials and local residents regard- Background on state finances <br />ing both state and local finances. (state tax system, revenues, and expenditures) <br />The goal of the educational <br />portion of this year's LMC Policy Background on other governments <br />Adoption Meeting is to provide (county and school finances) <br />those who attend with the "truth <br />about state and local finances." Background on city finances <br />League staff will present informa- (property taxes, city aid programs. etc.) <br />tion on state, county, school, and <br />city finances from a state-wide The city perspective in 1995 <br />budgetary perspective and from <br />the perspective of local taxpayers. Lunch (Noon) , , . <br />Additionally, the new head of the Duane Benson, Exec. Dir., Minnesota Business Partnership. <br />Minnesota Business Partnership Former State Senator and Senate Minority Leader <br />will speak regarding their goals for . <br />the 1995 legislative session. Policy adoption (1:15 p.m.) <br />