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Prospective Star Tribune investors Opperman and Taylor: spending millions to influence politics

Glen Taylor and Vance Opperman could save hundreds of thousands of dollars simply by agreeing to a political cease-fire. The duo, which announced plans Wednesday to purchase a minority stake in the Star Tribune, are in opposite political camps. Full Article at MinnPost.com

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