09-14-1992 Council Packet - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

RECENT CITIZENS LEAGUE REPORTS These reports are the product of the League's unique program of citizen-based research. To order copies, use the form in this report. Results lor Cilizens, Options for Officials Reform ilic filcctoral Process, Restore the F\iblic Trust The Party Caucus; An Inquiry New Regional Approaches to Library Services: Long Overdue Large Trucks: A Small Piece of A Larger Problem Remaking liie Minnesota Miracle: Facing New Fiscal Realities Because That's Wlicrc the Money Is: Why the Public Sector Lobbies EX)cs the System Maltreat Children? Wiring Minnesota: New State Goals for Telecommunications Losing Lakes: Enjoyment of a Unique Metropolitan Resource is Threatened Access. Not More Mandates: A New Focus for Minnesota Health Policy Community: A Resource for the '90s The Metropolitan Council: Strengthening Its Leadership Role Building Tomorrow by Helping Today's Kids Chartered Schools = Choices for Educators + Quality for All Students Cut Tax Exemptions. Boost Equity and Accountability Stopping AIDS: An Individual Responsibility The Public’s Courts: Making the Governor's Nominating Process Statutory Make the Present Airport Better-Make A New Airport Possible Cooperatively-Managed Schools; Teachers as Partners The New Weigh to Recycle First Class Property Tax System Start Right with "Right Start": A Health Plan for Minnesota’s Uninsured New Destinatioas for Transit Commitment to Focus: More of Botli State Civil Service: People Make the Difference It’s Only a G;une: A Lottery in Minnesota Adapiability-The New Mission for Vocational Education A Strategy for the Waterbcit Power to the Process: Making Minnesota’s Legislature Work Better Accountability for the Development Dolhir Building on Strength: A Competitive Minnesota Economic Strategy A Larger Vision for Small Scale Agriculture Tlic Metro Council; Narrowing the Agenda and Raising the Stakes The Region’s Infrastructure: The Problem Isn't What You Think It Is Meeting the Crisis in Institutional Care; Toward Better Choices, Financing and Results A Farewell to Welfare Homegrown Services: The Neighborhood Opportunity Use Road Revenue for the Roads That Are Used Workers' Compensation Reform: Get the Employees Back on the Job Thought Before Action; Understanding and Reforming Minnesota’s Fiscal System Tlie CL in the Mid-80s Making Better Use of Existing Housing: A Rental Housing Strategy for the 1980s Rebuilding Education to Make It Work A Positive Alternative: Redesigning Public Service Delivery Paying Attention to the Difference in Prices: A Health Care Cost Strategy for the 1980s Keeping the Waste Out of Waste Cluinging Communications: Will the Tw'in Cities Lead or Follow? Siting of Major ConiroversitU Facilities Enlarging Our Capacity to Adapt: Issues of tlie '80s Next Steps in tlie Evolution of Chemical Dependency Care in Minnesota Linking a Commiunent to Desegregation with Choices for Quality Schools Initiative and Referendum..."NO" for Minnesota For titles and availability of earlier reports contact the Citizens League office, 338-0791 6-16-92 5- 28-92 4- 5-91 2- 25-91 1- 24-91 10- 8-90 6- 28-90 4-3-90 11- 16-89 11- 8-89 9- 21-89 7- 25-89 3- 23-89 12- 16-88 11- 17-83 10-20-88 5- 09-88 1-28-88 12- 17-87 8- 05-87 5- 22-87 4- 27-87 2- 24-87 10-28-86 8- 27-86 6- 12-86 2-11-86 1-08-86 11-22-85 9- 19-85 6-20-85 11- 28-84 9- 25-84 6-07-84 5- 30-84 4- 24-84 2- 07-84 11-03-83 3- 02-83 12- 15-82 10- 26-82 9-22-82 5- 19-82 5-04-82 3-24-82 9-29-81 5- 27-81 12-17-80 10- 22-80 8-27-80 6- 13-80 12-12-79 2-28-79