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	Local legislators predict action in 2005
		District 31 Senator Bob Kierlin, and Representatives Gene Pelowski and Greg Davids of Districts 31A and 31B spoke with five newspaper editors in Rushford on December 18.
		Pelowski noted that it is easy to communicate to lawmakers now through e-mail, and he thought he would be hearing from his electorate, especially after last year’s “do-nothing” legislature.
		Pelowski said he would like to see local units of government be able to enact a local sales taxes aimed at specific projects.
	hometownargus.com /2004/december/21legislators.html (849 words)

	Minnesota Legislative News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Pelowski has noticed several letters to the editor in local newspapers — written, he said, by Republicans — that have pushed the position that he has been so successful as a representative that he should stay in the House.
		Pelowski said he is proudest of his work to accredit Winona State University's engineering program, fund a new state-of-the-art library at the school, and introduce the latest technology to the statehouse.
		Pelowski admitted he joined "about half of the Democratic caucus" to vote for the Republican income tax rebate plan on the floor, but said he did so only after a DFL-amendment, which he supported, was rejected.
	www.legal-ledger.com /archive/410dis.htm (1504 words)

	DME "District 32A race is battle of two teachers" Post-Bulletin Online 2.0 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Gene Pelowski Jr., a DFLer seeking his seventh term, is being challenged by political newcomer Mike Donlin, a Republican who switched parties several years ago.
		Pelowski says he's helped with legislation to reduce property taxes, reduce mandates in government institutions and the state's colleges and universities and acquire funding for an aviation center at Red Wing-Winona Technical College.
		Pelowski has been critical of the Profile of Learning, which outlines standards that students must meet before graduation, and said the graduation standards will be a controversial issue in future legislative sessions.
	www.postbulletin.com /dme/101432a.stm (736 words)

	Winona Area News-City letter to taxpayers gets the phones ringing
		Gene Pelowski said he has received 22 calls and e-mails as a result of the letter, mostly from senior citizens living on fixed incomes.
		Pelowski does not see the Senate's approval of the budget balancing bill as any indication that changes proposed by the governor will not be endorsed.
		Pelowski pointed out that communities such as Rollingstone and Goodview, which already saw dramatic cuts in LGA this year, would experience double cuts under the governor's proposal.
	www.winonapost.com /archive/www/022002/1news022002.html (910 words)

	Winona Daily News - 6.0
		In fact, Pelowski said, that's true: individual school districts, not the state, will have to pick up the tab for implementing new curriculum, from new textbooks to teacher training.
		An independent auditor estimates the implementation cost to be $150,000 to $500,000 for a small district, and up to $2 million for large district, such as the Twin Cities, for the 2005-06 school year, he said.
		So Pelowski argues that the state should opt out of NCLB and put the money that would be used for increased testing and new curriculum into early childhood programs, full-day kindergarten and class-size reduction plans.
	www.winonadailynews.com /articles/2004/05/20/news/01pelow.txt (633 words)

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		Pelowski says the state has abandoned its statutory obligation to fund two-thirds of the costs for public higher education.
		Pelowski also is concerned about endowments and donations, which work well for funding projects, such as a new fountain for central campus.
		Yet Pelowski says there still is a case to be made for adequate state funding of public higher education.
	www.winonadailynews.com /articles/2003/09/17/news/00lead.prt (940 words)

	Minnesota State Colleges & Universities: Performance Newsletter
		Pelowski, chair of the Legislature's Higher Education Finance Division, is also a history teacher at Winona High School.
		Pelowski put the computer disc together in a home workshop.
		By the way, if you attended Pelowski's class you would learn that grotesques are spooky figures atop buildings.
	www.mnscu.edu /media/performance/1998/fall1998/f5.html (275 words)

	Gene Ontology - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Gene Ontology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
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	www.encyclopedia-glossary.com /en/Gene-Ontology.html (275 words)

	Winona Daily News - 6.0
		The desk on the west wall is Pelowski's, and the desk on the east wall is Lech Literski's.
		Pelowski enlisted the help of his former student to conduct an exhaustive legislative survey of the opinions and ideals of Winona area residents regarding current political issues.
		Pelowski also has passed out legislative surveys at town hall meetings and forums and posted it on his Web site at www.pelowski.org.
	www.winonadailynews.com /articles/2004/04/03/news/03third.txt (663 words)

	Caledonia Argus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Pelowski agreed, but clarified by stating that counties are not the only entities being evaluated in terms of revenue sources.
		Noting that levy limits are indeed a hindrance to counties, Pelowski affirmed Gulbranson’s sentiment that counties should be given free rein to levy appropriate funds.
		Pelowski concluded his address by stressing that state officials will take into strong consideration the input of county officials while attempting to formulate a budget resolution.
	www.ecm-inc.com /news/caledonia/2003/february/4Pelowski.html (450 words)

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		A 22-year-old Republican is challenging 18-year District 31A state representative Gene Pelowski in the Minnesota House.
		Pelowski cited a number of cuts, increases and challenges, including property taxes that have increased because local government aid was reduced.
		Pelowski said the technical college has a two-year nursing program, and nurses pass through Pasteur Hall, which also provides key science and engineering training.
	www.winonadailynews.com /articles/2004/10/24/news/2news24.prt (631 words)

	Minnesota Legislative News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Pelowski, in his seventh term serving District 32A, believes his legislative acumen is his greatest strength.
		But Pelowski, who is also a teacher and golf professional, said being a politician, at least part-time, isn't necessarily a bad thing.
		Specifically, Pelowski mentioned his effort to rein in two state agencies: the Higher Education Coordinating Board, which he said became more focused as the Higher Education Services Office, and State Planning, which he said has gone from being a "repository" of political patronage hires to a useful research tool for legislators.
	www.legal-ledger.com /archive/325seat.htm (1260 words)

	PB Online News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Gene Pelowski, the DFL candidate for Minnesota House 31A, says the highest calling “that we have is to public service.”
		A nine-term legislator, Pelowski said that one of the first orders of business when the Legislature convenes is to pass a bonding bill for state construction projects.
		As important as passing the laws, Pelowski said, is weeding out those laws and mandates that, while well-intended when first passed, have become onerous or obsolete.
	www.postbulletin.com /elections/election2004/bios/pelowski.html (505 words)

	House candidates would like to change higher-ed system
		Pelowski would like to better coordinate the K-12 and college technology systems by providing both teachers and students with the latest technology.
		Pelowski agreed: “It’s an ongoing battle with higher education: The funding should not be based on the number of people, but the performance of the institution.”
		Pelowski wrote the amendment that created Homeshare, a program that allows senior citizens to stay in their homes with the help of others.
	studentclubs.winona.edu /winonan/11-1-00/house11100.htm (713 words)

	CyberIndee: Winona State University: March 1999 News
		Winona County: Bambenek 717, Kierlin 484, Mueller 305, Pelowski 287.
		Pelowski said outgoing Sen. Steve Morse, who is taking a state agency job, has encouraged him to run in a special election in April.
		Pelowski said he wants to talk more with his family and constituents before committing.
	indee.info /BRIEFS/99/03marA.html (4499 words)

	Pelowski--Standards - Winona Radio Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Winona Representatives Gene Pelowski says he expects a lengthy debate on the 67 pages of standards school kids will need to learn before they can graduate.
		He says the standards are extremely specific and will require children to know a lot of particular dates and places.
		Pelowski says the proposed standards are specific at a level lawmakers have never seen and may be difficult for some students to achieve.
	www.winonaradio.com /newspro/viewnews.cgi?newsid1079459083,4791, (97 words)

	Furst Draft: Pelowski: Tuition hike ahead
		Gene Pelowski of Winona, no friend of the proposal to develop Rochester's University of Minnesota programming into something resembling a four-year program, had this to say to the Winona Daily News Monday:
		Pelowski contends that bringing a four-year university to Rochester will result in higher tuition.
		It is nice to hear people talk about the rising cost of higher education, but no one is concerned with the real problem, which is how to keep higher education affordable.
	postbulletin.typepad.com /honk/2005/05/pelowski_tuitio.html (633 words)

	The Caledonia Argus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		U.S. Senator Paul Wellstone and State Rep. Gene Pelowski, DFL-Winona, addressed a small group of farmers and others Saturday at Hendel Farms south of Caledonia.
		Gene Pelowski, a state representative from Winona currently seeking Steve Morse’s vacant seat in the state senate, explained that he is not from a farming background, but that his grandparents were forced to leave their farm in the depression.
		While farmers are suffering, the rest of the country is prospering, said Pelowski.
	www.hometownargus.com /1999/march/24wellstone.html (222 words)

	MPR: Legislature Keeps "Profile", But Future is Uncertain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Representative Gene Pelowski was the lone DFLer on the House side of the conference committee and has been outspoken in his criticism of the Profile.
		Pelowski, a high-school teacher from Winona, says he's concerned because the lack of an agreement leaves the current Profile intact.
		Pelowski says the stalemate has left Minnesota struggling with a malfunctioning graduation standard.
	news.mpr.org /features/199905/18_khoom_session/index.shtml (747 words)

	Gene Pelowski - Golf
		Gene's father recently received coverage in the Winona Daily News after a particularly good day out on the course with his son.
		Ryan Pelowski, Dick Lande, Tim Penny, Gene Pelowski and Jim Schmidt display the purple WSU golf shirts worn for Minnesota State University Student Association scramble at Red Wing Country Club on August 8, 2002.
		Pictured to the right is an ornate clock that Gene and his son Ryan won at the Winona Occupational Resource Center Scramble in July 2002.
	www.pelowski.org /Biography/Golf/golf.html (281 words)

	Representative Gene Pelowski Press Releases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		State Representative Gene Pelowski (DFL-Winona), the author of the amendment, said the transfer will reduce bureaucracy and give MnSCU campuses additional funding for student programs and other education expenses.
		Pelowski, who has focused on reducing costs at the Central Office during the 2001 Legislative Session, applauded the broad, bipartisan support the amendment received.
		Pelowski also noted that the amendment holds the MnSCU Central Office to the same level of reserve that campuses are currently held, which is between 5 and 7 percent.
	www.house.leg.state.mn.us /DFL/dflmem/Pelowski/pgamendmentmnscucentral.htm (194 words)

	1news51400.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Pelowski said that by the time legislators headed for home Tuesday, around 4:30 a.m., School Dist. 861 funding had settled at $760,872.
		It is broken down into staff development at $210,260; other general education revenue at $77,771; and special education aid at $152,034.
		Pelowski was the only House DFLer on the joint House-Senate conference committee that drafted the compromise bill, which now awaits approval by Gov. Jesse Ventura.
	www.winonapost.com /archive/www/51400/1news51400.html (333 words)

	Pelowski--Budget - Winona Radio Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		State Representative Gene Pelowski of Winona says lawmakers may be
		Pelowski says whatever the proposals will be, they are expected to
		He says anything and everything will be on the table including thoughts about possibly even closing a post-secondary school in the state.
	www.winonaradio.com /newspro/viewnews.cgi?newsid1044468362,5752, (97 words)

	Gene Pelowski - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Gene Pelowski (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
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	www.encyclopedia-glossary.com /en/Gene-Pelowski.html (145 words)

	MDO - Governor supports U's financial needs - 01/17/1997
		State Representative and chairman of the Higher Education Finance Division, Gene Pelowski, DFL-Winona, agreed with Carlson that the school must maintain and develop a high level of technology.
		Pelowski said legislators on his committee are going to stress the importance of holding university and college administrations accountable, especially in terms of how efficiently they use state funds.
		Pelowski acknowledged that the University has had problems with its financial management.
	www.mndaily.com /daily/1997/01/17/news/speech (783 words)

	Gene Pelowski - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gene Pelowski's full-time job is a teacher at Winona Senior High School, Winona, MN (Minnesota state legislators are legally required to hold a full-time job in addition to their legislatural duties).
		Pelowski was elected to represent Winona in 1986 and has continuously served since that time, most recently winning re-election in 2002.
		Members of the Minnesota House of Representatives
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gene_Pelowski (115 words)

	Gene Pelowski - Recent Events
		Professor Ruth Charles and her class visit with Representative Pelowski on the cuts to health care.
		Representative Pelowski participated in the Memory Walk for the Alzheimer's Association.
		Gene was sponsored by Jim Theis and Stan Walch of the Winona Knights of
	www.pelowski.org /In_the_News/Recent_Events/recent_events.html (271 words)

	Bartlet4America News Archive: Need more election drama? 'West Wing' creates its own
		Gene Pelowski, DFL-Winona, also rates Santos as his favorite and the best bet to win, owing to his "practical approach to education" instead of "testing students to death."
		He says "The West Wing" is one reason why they are excelling at events such as the Model Legislature, an exercise that gives teenagers a chance to play the roles of elected officials.
		One group of girls, inspired by the dialogue in a "West Wing" episode that Pelowski showed in his class, formed into a group called the Alpha Females and has been particularly active and motivated in civic activities.
	b4a.healthyinterest.net /news/000676.html (666 words)

	Minnesota State Colleges & Universities: Legislative Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This division, headed by Rep. Gene Pelowski, DFL-Winona, had brief get-acquainted visits with MnSCU, the University of Minnesota, the Private College Council and the private trade school organization this week.
		Chancellor Judith Eaton told the committee: "We are your major source of public higher education in Minnesota." While there has been no detailed discussion of the MnSCU budget request, the chancellor told the House committee that the budget is disciplined, thoughtful and focused.
		Gene Pelowski, DFL-Winona, chair of the House Higher Education Finance Division, has announced plans to visit several campuses in northern Minnesota next month.
	www.mnscu.edu /about/legislative/legislativeupdates/FY97/January17.html (1064 words)

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