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I LIN, % <br /> Mark Ourada (R), former Former senator Dave Terri Bonoff,aformervice Aweek before the special <br /> state senator from Kleis (R) made a president at Tonka Toys, election in St. Cloud, the <br /> Buffalo, Minnesota, successful run for mayor challenged Plymouth Supreme Court agreed <br /> resigned his seat after 11 of St. Cloud and resigned Mayor Judy Johnson with a lower court ruling <br /> years in the legislature. his seat in November (R) for the open seat in that Sue Ek (R) had not <br /> He is now working in 2005. Dan Ochsner (R), Senate District 43. David been a resident of St. <br /> external affairs for the a St. Cloud radio person- Gaither (R) left office Cloud long enough to <br /> Center for Energy and ality, challenged DFL after being appointed be on the ballot. Her <br /> Economic Development candidate Tarryl Clark. chief of,staff in the office mother, Kay Ek (R), was <br /> in Alexandria, Virginia. Clark, who came close of Governor Pawlenty. a write-in candidate, but PAGE <br /> The special election to defeating Kleis in the Johnson was considered could not muster enough <br /> to fill the vacancy was 2002 election, defeated the favorite in the race, momentum to take on <br /> held in November 2005. Ochsner by a margin but Bonoff prevailed in a Larry Haws (DFL), who <br /> Without surprise to of nearly 20%. Clark 54-45%victory. ■ won the race with 71% of <br /> those monitoring the is a former commis- the vote. Haws replaces <br /> race, the Republicans sioner of the Housing Joe Opatz (DFL) in the <br /> held on to the seat, and Redevelopment Minnesota House, who <br /> electing Amy Koch. Authority of St. Cloud left his seat after 13 years <br /> Koch is an Air Force and has been a long-time to head the Central Lakes <br /> veteran and long-time activist with the DFL. ■ College in Brainerd. ■ <br /> Republican activist. She <br /> won in a three-way race <br /> with 52% of the vote. ■ <br /> EMINENT DOMAIN LECISLATION M Continued From Page I <br /> move toward a vision for the future. These groups requested to hear the proposals. These committees <br /> argue that minor changes to the eminent domain will have to hear the proposals within the first four <br /> procedures will ensure that cities retain the authority weeks, as the first legislative deadline has been <br /> to respond to local concerns and priorities, while set for March 28. Achieving reform during the <br /> protecting property owners from abusive use of the 2006 legislative session will require cooperation <br /> power. on the part of the authors, interest groups and <br /> legislative staff. <br /> The legislation authored by Representative Johnson <br /> and Senator Bakk has a long road ahead of it. In a Stay tuned for more information on the issue of <br /> session that is intended to run under 12 weeks, a eminent domain throughout the session. ■ <br /> number of committees in the House and Senate have <br />