Elmer and Tim's awkward moments.(NEWS)(Nick Coleman)

Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) | November 17, 2004| | Copyright

Byline: Nick Coleman; Staff Writer

Elmer Andersen died before the $100 million, eight-story Human Services building they are naming in his honor will be finished. Fortunately, the decision to name the new building for Elmer was made while he was still alive. Also fortunately, Elmer was given that honor before the conservative ideologues in state government who hate everything he stood for could reduce the size of the new Elmer L. Andersen Human Services Building to the size of a Taco John's drive-thru.

Elmer, a great Republican governor and a great ...

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