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Montana Legislative Services Indexed Newspaper Clippings – August 2007 MONTANA LEGISLATIVE SERVICES INDEXED NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS – AUGUST 2007 AGRICULTURE "2007 WHEAT HARVEST SHAPING UP AS POSSIBLY THE BEST IN A DECADE"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 11 AIR POLLUTION "DEQ SEEKS FINE FOR COAL UNIT"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 22 "DEQ SEEKS PENALTY FOR HARDIN PLANT"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2007 AUG 23 "PENALTIES WILL NOT EFFECT OPERATION OF GENERATING PLANT"; BIG HORN COUNTY NEWS; 2007 AUG 30 "WHAT'S THAT SMELL? AND WHY IS DEQ DRAGGING ITS FEET IN THE FLATHEAD"; MISSOULA INDEPENDENT; 2007 AUG 23 BUSINESS TAXES "REVENUE DIRECTOR, BUSINESS GROUP RENEW THEIR TAX FIGHT"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 11 CHILD ABUSE "CHILD NEGLECT, ABUSE CAN CAUSE FAMILY SPLIT"; RANGER REVIEW; 2007 AUG 26 CHILD NUTRITION "STATE FUNDING CUTS FORCE ADJUSTMENTS TO WIC PROGRAM"; RANGER REVIEW; 2007 AUG 19 CHIP "GOVERNOR PUSHES EXPANDED CHIP FUNDING"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 16 COLLEGE TESTING "ANACONDA'S ACT EXAM SCORES DECLINE IN 2007, MONTANA'S REMAIN UNCHANGED"; ANACONDA LEADER; 2007 AUG 22 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES "DENNISON SAYS UM IS 'ROBUST' MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 25 "UM-WESTERN FACULTY, SATE AT ODDS OVER PAY RAISES"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 22 1 COMMUNITY COLLEGE "DCC BUDGET SHRINKS FOR 07-08"; RANGER REVIEW; 2007 AUG 9 CORRECTIONAL FACILITY "GROUP AGAIN FIGHTING JAIL PLAN"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 31 "LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER OFFICIALS WANT TO EXPAND FACILITY"; RANGER REVIEW; 2007 AUG 30 DRUG AND ALCOHOL TREATMENT "STATE OPEN TO NEW TREATMENT CENTERS"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 30 EDUCATIONAL FINANCE "BELGRADE BUDGET EXPANDS TO MEET STUDENT GROWTH"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2007 AUG 16 "GOVERNOR ORDERS AGENCIES TO PONY UP $75K FOR INTERIN"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 4 "MONFORTON SCHOOL LOOKS AT IMPACT FEES"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2007 AUG 16 "RED LODGE JOINS MONTANA'S RUSH TOWARDS FULL-DAY KINDERGARTEN"; CARBON COUNTY NEWS; 2007 AUG 2 "SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN BLASTS GOVERNOR OVER FUNDING"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2007 AUG 14 "SCHWEITZER RESPONDS TO SATE GOP LEADER"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 16 ELECTIONS "AUDIT FINDS NO FRAUD IN MONTANA ELECTIONS"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 16 "ELECTIONS AUDIT DID NOT INVESTIGATE BIG HORN COUNTY"; BIG HORN COUNTY NEWS; 2007 AUG 30 ENERGY INDUSTRY "COAL-FIRED ELECTRICITY PROPOSAL BLASTED"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 19 "COUNCIL PASSES BUDGET FOR 2008: LAWMAKERS CRITICAL OF ELECTRICITY PURCHASE PLAN"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 21 "ENERGY COMMISSION UPHOLDS PPL RULING"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 1 2 "ENGEN DROPS GREAT FALLS ELECTRICITY PROPOSAL"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 25 "GAS COMPANY TO REFUND MILLIONS TO LANDOWNERS"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2007 AUG 25 "PSC: COURT SHOULD RULE PPL HAS MONOPOLY POWER"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 22 "PSC'S FINAL ORDER REJECTS BBI DEAL"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 1 "UTILITY FILES TO INCREASE ITS ELECTRIC, GAS RATES"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 1 ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP "ACTION ON LIVINGSTON RAIL YARD POLLUTION"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 14 "DEQ LEADER WALKS POLITICAL TIGHTROPE"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 28 "LIVINGSTON RAIL YARD GETS DEEP CLEAN FROM BNSF"; MILES CITY STAR; 2007 AUG 13 "LIVINGSTON RAIL YARD GETS DEEP CLEAN FROM BNSF"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 13 "PROPOSAL: DIG UP POLLUTION"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 30 "RAIL YARD GETS DEEP CLEAN"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 14 "WHITEHALL MINE PIT TO REMAIN PARTLY OPEN"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 19 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY "PROTECTIVE WALL PROPOSED AT DEFUNCT ASARCO SMELTER"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 25 ETHANOL "IN MONTANA, ETHANOL WAIT DRAGS ON"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 12 FIREFIGHTING COSTS "FIRE BILLS EXCEED STATE MONEY ON HAND"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 23 "FIRE BILLS SEEM CERTAIN TO CHEW UP STATE FUNDING"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 23 FOREST MANAGEMENT "FIRES STRETCH RESOURCES THIN"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 13 3 "FLURRY OF BLAZES PLACES STATE AT CENTER OF FLIGHT"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 10 GROUNDWATER "STATE WATER COMMITTEE HONES IN ON BOZEMAN"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2007 AUG 10 HEALTH CARE "NEW LAB PROGRAM WILL SERVE PATIENTS, HOSPITALS, STUDENTS"; MILES CITY STAR; 2007 AUG 17 "REPORT SAYS COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS PROVIDE QUALITY CARE AND CONTROL COSTS"; MILES CITY STAR; 2007 AUG 10 "UPSTART FACES MONEY WOES"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 1 "HILLSIDE WORKERS WIN BACK PAY, RAISE"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 26 INCOME TAX MONTANA "GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL TAX CREDITS FOR 2007 INCOME TAX FORMS"; RANGER REVIEW; 2007 AUG 2 JAILS MONTANA "COMMISSIONERS APPROVE JAIL BID"; GLASGOW COURIER; 2007 AUG 15 "HARDIN-AREA RESIDENTS TOUR NEW JAIL"; MILES CITY STAR; 2007 AUG 10 LEGISLATURE "PANELISTS CALL FOR MODERATION IN LEGISLATURE, PROGRAM FUNDS"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 16 LIQUOR LICENSES "HOPEFULS THIRSTY FOR BEER, WINE LICENSES"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 1 "RULING BUMPS SOME OUT OF LICENSE LINEUP"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 14 "RULING CHANGES OUTCOME FOR SOME CABARET LICENSE HOPEFULS"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 14 NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND "GFHS, EAST FAIL TO MEET STANDARDS"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2007 AUG 25 "STUDENTS ABOVE AVERAGE AT HP"; YELLOWSTONE COUNTY NEWS; 2007 AUG 24 4 POLLUTION "OPPORTUNITY CITIZENS EXPLORE POSSIBLE LAWSUIT AGAINST ARCO"; ANACONDA LEADER; 2007 AUG 31 PROPERTY PRICES "NEARLY $1 MILLION AN ACRE....SKYROCKETING PROPERTY PRICES PUCH AREA INTO NEW DIMENSION"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 19 PROPERTY TAXES "MONTANA PROPERTY TAX VALUES TOP $2B"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2007 AUG 11 "STATE, COUNTY TAX ROLLS JUMP"; BELGRADE NEWS; 2007 AUG 14 REAL ESTATE MARKET "SAFE AT HOME"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 12 ROADS MONTANA "NEW GROUP FIGHTS FOR PAVED ROADS"; BIG FORK EAGLE; 2007 AUGUST 23 SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION "GOV CALLS SPECIAL SESSION"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 28 "GOVERNOR SETS SPECIAL SESSION"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 28 "SCHWEITZER SUMMONS LAWMAKERS"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 28 "WILDFIRES PROMPT SPECIAL SESSION"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2007 AUG 28 TAX EVASION "TAX RHETORIC HEATS UP BETWEEN STATE, LOBBY"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 10 "TAX SCOFFLAW FLAP BRINGS HALT TO COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 10 TAX RELIEF "TAX RELIEF IN FORECAST"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 12 TUITION "COLLEGE TUITION STEADY, FEES INCREASE"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 19 "FEES STILL GOING UP FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 19 "TUITION FROZEN, BUT FEES STILL RISE"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2007 AUG 21 5 UNEMPLOYMENT RATE MONTANA "HELP WANTED: RECORD-LOW UNEMPLOYMENT IN STATE HAS BUSINESSES SCROUNGING FOR WORKERS"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2007 AUG 26 WATER LAWS "PEOPLE SHARE CONCERNS ABOUT STATE WATER LAWS"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2007 AUG 18 WATER QUALITY "CAN LAKE HANDLE PRESSURE? GROWTH RAISES CONCERNS OVER RENOWN FISHERY, WATER QUALITY"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 22 "LAWMAKERS LOOK AT WATER QUALITY, AVAILABILITY IN LIGHT OF LAW CHANGE"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2007 AUG 17 "WATER INTERIM COMMITTEE TO MEET IN BOZEMAN THIS WEEK"; BELGRADE NEWS; 2007 AUG 14 WATER RIGHTS "RIVER USERS CUT AGAIN"; BELGRADE NEWS; 2007 AUG 14 "SETTLING WATER CLAIMS"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 26 WILDLIFE PRESERVATION "CUTTHROAT PLAN GAINS APPROVAL"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2007 AUG 2 ZONING "GEORGETOWN SUBDIVISION APPROVED"; MISSOULIAN; 2007 AUG 30 "GETTING A HANDLE ON GROWTH"; BITTERROOT STAR; 2007 AUG 15 "LAKE SUBDIVISION OK'D"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2007 AUG 29 "LAKESIDE AT GEORGETOWN LAKE SUBDIVISION APPROVED"; ANACONDA LEADER; 2007 AUG 29 "ZONING CHANGE RAISES CONCERN ABOUT HUFFUNE DEVELOPMENT"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2007 AUG 15 6.
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