In a message dated 3/6/03 3:33:59 PM Central Standard Time, 
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<< Brandt here:  Unfortunately, Tim's premise is faulty.  The trusty
 librarians at the downtown Minneapolis interim library confirmed my
 hunch that in 1950 Minneapolis still had 26 council members (two for
 each ward).  The charter amendment that changed this to one per ward
 wasn't passed until June 11, 1951 >>


Jon sez: The ratio holds. The tiimeline was just off by a couple of years.The 
population flow to the suburbs didn't start in earnest until almost 1960 ( 
okay, I didn't research that, I could be off a couple years also).
                                        Jon Gorder
                                        Loring Park



"I'm going to join this club and beat you with it".
                        Marx   (Julias)


        

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