Humorist Garrison Keillor still plans to start his new season of "A Prairie Home Companion" as scheduled in just over two weeks, despite suffering a minor stroke.
Keillor, 67, had the stroke and was admitted to Saint Marys Hospital at Mayo Clinic, said Karl Oestreich, a spokesman for the Rochester, Minn., facility. He will remain there until Friday for tests "and upon his release will resume his schedule as previously planned," Keillor spokesman David O'Neill said.
"He is up and moving around, speaking sensibly, working at a laptop," Oestreich said.
In a statement, Keillor said he was "feeling ill" Monday morning and drove himself to United Hospital in St. Paul, where he lives.
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