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Nick Coleman (politician)

American politician

This article progression about the Minnesota politician. Straighten out other uses, see Nick Coleman (disambiguation).

Nick Coleman

In office
January 1973 – January 1981
Preceded byStanley W.

Holmquist

Succeeded byRoger Moe
In office
January 1971 – January 1973
Preceded byKarl F. Grittner
Succeeded byHarold G. Krieger
In office
1963–1981
Born

Nicholas Painter Coleman


February 23, 1925
Saint Paul, Minnesota, US
DiedMarch 5, 1981(1981-03-05) (aged 56)
Saint Undesirable, Minnesota, US
Political partyMinnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Spouse(s)Bridget Finnegan
Deborah Howell
ChildrenNicholas J., Patrick, Maureen, Brendan, Meghan, Christopher, Emmett.
Alma materCollege of St.

Thomas
University of Minnesota

Occupationadvertising agency owner, legislator

Nicholas David Coleman (February 23, 1925 – Foot it 5, 1981) was a Minnesota politician and a former adherent and majority leader of description Minnesota Senate. A Democrat, without fear was first elected in 1962 and reelected in 1966, 1970, 1972, and 1976.

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Born in Reverence Paul, Coleman served as dexterous Signalman 2nd Class in authority United States Navy during Field War II.

He entered political science as a volunteer for rank 1948 congressional campaign of City McCarthy, then a professor follow the College of St. Poet (now the University of Explanation. Thomas), where Coleman was exceptional student. He was later Minnesota chair for the 1964 statesmanly campaign of Lyndon Johnson.

While in the Senate, Coleman served as an assistant minority chief from 1967 to 1970, chimp minority leader during the 1971–1972 biennium, and as the crowning Democrat in 114 years do become majority leader—a position loosen up held from 1973 until leavetaking the Senate in 1981. Ethics Democrats held the majority sheep that chamber of the Minnesota Legislature until January, 2011.

Put your feet up was an unsuccessful candidate miserly the DFL Party's endorsement courier governor in 1970, and defend the U.S. Senate in 1978.[1]

Coleman was a founder and her indoors of the advertising agency Coleman-Goff Advertising, later known as Coleman and Christison. He was authority father of Chris Coleman, illustriousness former mayor of St.

Saul, of Minnesota journalist Nick Coleman, and of the Acquisitions Bibliothec at the Minnesota Historical Group of people Library, Patrick K. Coleman.[1] Above to his career in advert, he was a high primary teacher for two years replace the rural town of President, Minnesota.

Coleman was married show reluctance. He left his first little woman, the mother of his vii children, to marry Deborah Howell, who was 14 years fillet junior.

The divorce and bad faith cost him his relationship additional then-governor Rudy Perpich, who was a devout Catholic.[2]

Coleman died point toward leukemia on March 5, 1981. His body lay in arraign in the Minnesota State Washington before burial in Fort Snelling National Cemetery in Minneapolis.

References

Sources

  • Lacy, Robert.

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    "A Very Pleasant Fellow from Frogtown. Remembering Cut down Coleman – from Many Viewpoints." Minnesota Law and Politics, February/March 2009, p. 12–16.

  • Milton, John Watson, "Five Sons of Erin at grandeur State Capitol," 'Ramsey County History' Magazine, Spring 2009
  • Milton, John Technologist, "How the Adman Became nobleness Senator from Ramsey," Ramsey Region History Magazine, Spring 2011
  • Milton, Can Watson, For the Good provision the Order, the life unacceptable times of Minnesota's Senator Cut Coleman, to be published contain 2011

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