ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) _ Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton and legislative Republicans are heading for a clash over budgets and taxes.

Dayton unveiled his own plan to sync Minnesota's taxes with recently enacted federal tax cuts last month. His proposal would redirect much of the nearly $500 million in new revenue back to individual in families, while also repealing state tax breaks passed last year for tobacco products, business property and wealthy estates.

House Republicans released a rough framework Thursday that would put an extra $107 million toward tax relief this year. Their budget proposal also calls for limited cuts to state agency funding _ which Dayton has previously warned against.

The differing proposals put the two sides on a collision course with just six weeks remaining in the Legislative session.

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