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NTERPRISEt h e l i v i n g s t o n E Thursday, April 29, 2021 •Livingston,Montana•Vol.115 No.93 $1.00 Address to Congress Biden declares: America’s democracy ‘is rising anew’
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden declared Wednesday night that “America is rising anew” as he called for an expansion of federal programs to drive the economy past the pandemic and broadly extend the social safety net on a scale not seen in decades. n Republican response by Sen. Tim Scott: Page 6
In his first address to Congress, he pointed optimistically to the nation’s emergence from the coronavirus scourge as a moment for America to prove that its democracy can still work and maintain primacy in the world. Speaking in highly personal terms while demanding massive structural changes, the president marked his first 100 days in office by proposing a $1.8 trillion investment in children, families and education to help rebuild an econo- my devastated by the virus and com- pete with rising global competitors. His speech represented both an auda- cious vision and a considerable gamble. He is governing with the most slender of majorities in Congress, and even Enterprise photo by Justin Post some in his own party have blanched at Brittany Summerlin, second from left, lifts baby Tristan, 7 months old, from a stroller during a playdate with friends on a warm and sunny the price tag of his proposals. afternoon on Wednesday at Mike Webb Park in Livingston. Others attending the playdate are, from left, Chelsea Shenker; Gia Sanchez, At the same time, the speech high- with Frankie Carney, 3, and Nora Carney, 1; and Eva Wesen with Keenan, 1, on her lap. lighted Biden’s fundamental belief in the power of government as a force for good, even at a time when it is so often the object of scorn. HEAT WAVE See Address, Page 5 Livingston set to break record on Friday
By Sam Klomhaus Chambers said, in front of a cold front that melt a little bit, but a one-to-two-day heat Enterprise Staff Writer will cool things down following Friday’s event shouldn’t have too much of an effect. heat. “It’s actually coming out just about right riday is going to be a hot one. Saturday’s high is expected to be in the for the Livingston area,” Chambers said of The record high in Livingston for 70s, Chambers said, with temperatures the runoff. April 30 is 80 degrees, according to dropping into the 50s Sunday. The expected cold front will likely also F National Weather Service Billings The 10-day forecast for Livingston shows bring with it some precipitation, Chambers Meteorologist Todd Chambers. high temperatures in the 50s and 60s, Cham- said, which won’t result in any snow accu- With a forecasted high of 84 degrees, “we bers said, Friday’s anomaly notwithstand- mulation but will help suppress snowmelt. should break that,” Chambers said Thurs- ing. The heat also won’t have much of an AP day. Chambers said Friday’s unseasonable heat effect on fire danger, the meteorologist said. Vice President Kamala Harris, left, and The NWS is encouraging residents to shouldn’t have much of an effect, if any, on Chambers said the Livingston area has House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif., hydrate frequently, apply sunscreen and spring runoff. received 1.6 inches of precipitation since stand and applaud as President Joe wear light-colored clothing in response to Lower-elevation snow has already melted, April 1, which has greened up the grass and Biden addresses a joint session of Con- the heat, according to its website. Chambers said, and mid-elevation snow, up should prevent any significant wildfire dan- gress on Wednesday. A ridge of high pressure is building up, to 8,000 feet above sea level, will start to ger.
Health Department workers take to the streets to distribute leftover vaccines By Sam Klomhaus vaccinated. Enterprise Staff Writer “It was really cool to see how many people had been vaccinated,” Van Pernis said, “although I At the end of a near 600-dose COVID-19 vaccine guess not when you’re trying to distribute vac- clinic Wednesday, the Park County Health Depart- cines.” ment found they had nine doses left over. All Montanans 16 and up are eligible for the After efforts calling around yielded only one COVID-19 vaccine, with first-dose clinics in Liv- more vaccine recipient, according to Health ingston generally held Thursdays and second-dose Department employee Alexis Van Pernis, the clinics generally held Wednesdays. department took to the streets in downtown Liv- “It’s cool to see the effects of your work in the ingston, with the doses and supplies in what basi- real world,” Van Pernis said. cally amounted to a tackle box, in search of people yet to be vaccinated. “It was a funny way to end the day,” Van Pernis Mary Crable, middle, smiles and points to the said. band-aid on her left arm after receiving the COV- The Health Department went in and out of busi- ID-19 vaccine Wednesday evening in downtown nesses downtown and talked to people on the Livingston, as Andrew Miller, right, looks on and street. Everyone who the department employees Park County Health Department employee Alexis encountered downtown was nice, Van Pernis said. Van Pernis, left, signs someone up for the vaccine. So nice, in fact, that the biggest issue they ran into Photo by Noah Raumm was most people they talked to had already been Gianforte proposes amendments for worker vaccine bill
HELENA (AP) — Montana Gov. Gianforte, a ties are exempt from the bill if com- “Concerns remain with the ability rule Tuesday to require hospitals to Greg Gianforte has proposed Republican, pro- pliance would violate regulations or of hospitals to protect patient and report vaccination rates among amendments to a bill that seeks to posed an amend- guidance issued by the Centers for worker safety,” Peterson said, health care staff, Peterson noted. prevent discrimination based on ment on Wednes- Medicare and Medicaid Services or which could impact medical liabili- Republican Rep. Ed Buttrey of vaccine status that appear to try to d a y a n d t h e the Centers for Disease Control and ty costs and coverage and affect Great Falls said Wednesday that he address concerns raised by health House approved Prevention. workers’ compensation costs due to was surprised that the governor’s care organizations. i t , c l a r i f y i n g The Senate was expected to act on on-the-job risks. amendment did not exempt hospi- The bill that passed both houses that employees the amendments on Thursday. Supporters of the bill included tals from the bill if it would cause of the Legislature would have pro- could voluntari- The bill alleviates some, but not some employees of Benefis Health them to violate federal standards. hibited employers from requiring ly provide their all of the medical groups’ concerns, System in Great Falls, which had He also said the definition of “rea- vaccinations as a condition of vaccine records said Katy Peterson, spokesperson said it would require its employees sonable accommodations” could employment. MONTANA and that employ- for the Montana Hospital Associa- to get the COVID-19 vaccine to keep lead to court challenges. The Montana Hospital Association LEGISLATURE ers will not be tion. While the amendment would their jobs. Republican Rep. Jennifer Carlson and other organizations argued that 2021 seen as discrimi- exempt nursing homes from the Under the bill, employers would of Manhattan said the bill, which the bill could leave them unable to n a t i n g w h e n bill’s provisions, it does not include not be allowed to require employees she sponsored, was meant to make screen potential employees and they impose rea- the same exemption for hospitals to to receive vaccinations that are it clear that employees cannot be would prohibit them from requiring sonable accommodations, such as meet federal guidelines. being distributed under emergency fired for a personal choice. vaccines of employees who have requiring masks, for employees “Hospitals treat very sick and use authorization, under which the “We have been able to keep peo- direct contact with patients and the who are not vaccinated or choose vulnerable populations — the same Food and Drug Administration has ple safe in hospitals who are not public. They said the bill could lead not to divulge their vaccine status. ones served by nursing homes,” she authorized COVID-19 shots to be vaccinated,” she said. “This clari- to all employees having to wear Gianforte’s amendment also said said, along with babies in neonatal administered. fies those practices are still allow- masks and for facilities to limit visi- that nursing homes, long-term care intensive care units, chemotherapy The Centers for Medicare and able and not considered discrimina- tors. facilities and assisted living facili- patients and others. Medicaid Services proposed a new tion.”
Page 2, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 29, 2021 OBITUARIES BRIEFS Richard Lee Adams • United In Light, home to the draft Scholarshipprovides$500foraPark • The Park County Health Depart- horsesanctuary,continuesitopenhous- Countyhighschoolgraduatetoattenda mentasksresidentstosignupwith RichwasborntoWayneandJennie esthefirstSaturdayofeverymonth tradeorvocationalschool.Moreinfor- NIXLE,thecommunitynotificationsys- (Frelich)AdamsinLivingstononSept. from10a.m.tonoon,startingMay1. mationisavailableonlineathttps://find. tem,toreceiveupdatedinformationon 9,1947anddiedApril21,2021.He Comeonout,grababrushandloveon pccf-montana.org/Gibson-Memorial- COVID-19andvaccineavailability.To grew up in Livingston, graduating thegentlegiantsofUIL,orjustwalk Scholarship.First-generationcollege receiveNIXLEnotifications,textyour fromParkHighin1966.Heattended amongthem.Thereisasuggesteddona- studentsandhomeschooledstudents ZIPcodeto888777orsignuponlineat collegeinBozeman. tionof$20.Wearclothingpertainingto are encouraged to apply. For more https://www.nixle.com.Afterregister- RichworkedfortheNorthernPacif- theweatheraswellascoveredtoed information,contactPCCFDirectorof ing,aconfirmationtextwillbesentto icandBNSFRailroadsandretiredin shoes—nosandals.Socialdistancingis FinanceJoshViegutat(406)224-3920 yourmobiledevice. 2007after40yearsofservice.Heheld required. or email Josh.Viegut@pccf-montana. severalpositionswiththerailroad, org.Thedeadlineforapplicationsis • Meals On Wheels has changed retiringasWorkEquipmentSupervi- •The Park County Community Foun- May3. deliverydaystomaintainthehealth sor.Hespenthislastworkingyearsin dation hasfivememorialscholarships andsafetyofthosereceivingmeals, Glendive where he enjoyed paddle availableforParkCountygraduating • Methodists on the Yellowstone will thedeliverydriversandtheMOW fishingandhangingoutwitholdfriendsfromLivingstonand seniors.TheBarbaraThronsonScholar- host “Planting a Garden Workshop” team.MOWnowdeliversonMondays, newfriendsfromGlendive.Huntingdeerandturkey with shipprovidesfourscholarshipsoffer- from10a.m.tonoononMay15at309S. WednesdaysandFridays.OnMondays hisbuddyEstilwasalwaysahighpoint.Afterhisretirement ing$500persemesterfortwogradu- NinthSt.Thefirst30householdsto andWednesdays,onehotmealandone hereturnedtoLivingstonandgotbackintotheactivitieshe atesofParkHighSchool,andonegrad- attendwillreceiveafreeplant,seeds, frozenmealwillbedelivered;onFri- enjoyedbeforeheleft.Coffeeeachdaywiththeboysatthe uateeachofShieldsValleyHighSchool orcontainertotakehome.Learnhowto days,onehotmealwillbedelivered.If officeandPitchNightattheElkswerefavoriteretirement andGardinerSchool.Moreinformation growyourownfood.Thereisnoneedto youareinterestedinfrozenmealsfor activities. isavailableathttps://find.pccf-montana. registerinadvance.CallGraceUnited theweekendorneedmoreinforma- Richenjoyedthemanythingshiscountyhadtooffer.His org/Thronson-Scholarship.Thenewly MethodistChurchat(406)222-1041for tion,callMealsOnWheelsat(406) passionswerehunting,headingouttothefarm(followedby launched David Gibson Memorial moreinformation. 333-2490. broastedchickenatClydePark)andspendingtimein the mountains.Huntingcampwasahighlighteachyear.Itwasa timetospendwithhisbrothers,sons,nephews,andacouple offriends.Hissonsweretaughttohuntassoonastheywere CALENDAR oldenough,andRichlovedtointroducethemtothe back roadsofParkCounty.Heknewthemall.Healsoloved to regalehissonswithtalesofhisyouth.Oneparticularfavor- EDITOR’S NOTE: The St.,noon. •AAmeeting,449Group, • Al-Anon meeting, for itewasabouthisfirstjobasapaperboyandallofthepeople Enterprise has not confirmed •AAmeeting,Men’sOnly VinceGrantHall,1306East familiesandfriendsofalco- hedeliveredtobackintheolddays. if these groups are still meet- 12 x 12 study, Church of ParkSt.,8p.m. holics,11:30a.m.,PineCreek InhisearlieryearsRichspenthisextratimeatthejunk- ing, in light of coronavirus ChristFellowshipHall,919 UnitedMethodistChurch. yardwithUncleLeonardandAuntHelen.Throughout his concerns. Contact your local WestParkSt.,noon. Saturday, April 30 •Trapshooting(weather lifehecontinuedtoenjoytinkeringwithvehicles. He pre- group to confirm events. • Gamblers Anonymous, • Al-Anon, Vince Grant permitting)ParkCountyRod ferredhisequipmenttorequirehismechanicalability to SouthwestChemicalDepen- Hall,1306E.ParkSt.,10:30 andGunClub,1p.m. start.Hisfinalprojectwastherestorationofacoupleofold Friday, April 29 dencyCenter,noon. a.m. • A A m e e t i n g , D a i l y Willy’sJeeps. • AA meeting, Women’s • American Legion Post 23 •AAmeetingThirdStep Reflections Study, Vince Richissurvivedbyhiswife,Shonna;hissons,Jesse Only 12 x 12 study, Vince Burger Night, American Group, Vince Grant Hall, Grant Hall, 1306 E. Park St., (Nicole)andJake,ofColorado;hisbrothers,Stan (Bobbi) GrantHall,1306EastPark Legion,5p.m. 1306East.ParkSt.,10:30a.m. 7p.m. andRandy(Paula);brother-in-law,Bert(Karen)Olson; and hisnieces,nephews,andcousins.Richlovedandenjoyedhis familyandthetimehespentwiththem.Hissenseofhumor willbemissedbyall. Richwasprecededindeathbyhisparentsandhissister, 3 more Colo. officers Trade groups representing LeeOlson. Thefamilywishestothankhisgoodandfaithfulfriends businesses in North Dakota forthecareandlovetheyofferedRichtheselast several on leave over arrest of months.WayneandLindaNelsonweresospecialtohim. 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Page 3, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 29, 2021 US agency to look at bringing back bison on MT refuge BILLINGS (AP) — U.S. offi- Legislature have sought to ged beauty. cials said they will consider make it harder to reintroduce A group of Native Ameri- in coming years whether to bison to new areas. can state lawmakers on Tues- reintroduce wild bison to a Many ranchers in the state, day asked the Biden adminis- million-acre (400,000-hect- including around the refuge, tration to craft a plan to rein- are) federal wildlife refuge oppose efforts to restore troduce bison to the refuge in central Montana, a move bison to the landscape, fear- and on public lands adjacent that would be at odds with ing they could compete with to the Blackfeet Indian Res- Republicans in the state who livestock for public grazing ervation, including Glacier want to limit where bison can space and spread the disease National Park and the Rocky roam. brucellosis. That’s an infec- Mountain Front. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife tious disease carried by Yel- Rep. Tyson Running Wolf, a Service plans beginning in lowstone National Park bison Blackfeet member from July “to engage Tribes and that can cause animals to pre- Browning, said it was “awe- stakeholders on the topics of maturely abort their young. some” that bison could be bison and bighorn sheep rein- G i a n f o r t e l a s t w e e k considered for the refuge. He troductions” on the Charles announced the cancellation urged the administration to M. Russell National Wildlife of a state bison management also look at bison for the Gla- Refuge, a remote landscape plan that would have made it cier area. of badlands and prairie easier to reintroduce the ani- Interior Department offi- bisected by the Missouri Riv- mals. His administration set- cials provided no specifics on er, according to an Interior tled a lawsuit with a property their plans beyond a state- Department statement. rights group that claimed ment saying the wildlife ser- Bison historically roamed that then-Gov. Steve Bullock, vice was in the final planning the region but were wiped a Democrat, had been schem- stages before launching a out across most of North ing to establish a free-roam- “multiple year” process to America by overhunting in ing herd within the Charles consider bison and bighorn the late 19th century. Mon- M. Russell refuge, named for sheep reintroductions. Other AP tana Gov. Greg Gianforte and the western artist whose wildlife and habitat issues A herd of bison move through land controlled by the American Prairie Reserve south of his fellow Republicans in the work captured the area’s rug- also would be considered. Malta on April 25, 2012. Ethics panel says Idaho lawmaker accused of rape should be censured BOISE, Idaho (AP) — An soned all of us,” Horman said. urged the legislative body to Idaho lawmaker who was “Conduct unbecoming is an go further. accused of rape by a 19-year- undefined term for a reason “While we appreciate the old intern should be formally per our rules.” recommendation to remove censured and suspended from Rep. Brent Crane, a Republi- von Ehlinger, we believe the office, a legislative ethics can from Nampa, said the pub- House should take steps to committee found on Thursday. lic’s perception of the entire make the removal permanent The full House could vote on legislative body will be mea- by moving for his permanent the matter as soon as Friday. sured by the incident and that expulsion holding him fully If a majority agrees, Rep. Aar- the panel needed to ensure accountable,” they said. on von Ehlinger will be that constituents are served The attorneys also noted it required to vacate his office by those with the highest mor- has been incredibly difficult and stay off the Statehouse al standards. He said von for their client, especially grounds immediately, and a Ehlinger engaged in a “preda- when she was accosted by the new lawmaker would be tory pattern” of behavior. onlookers after testifying. A appointed to fill in for the “The Idaho House of Repre- television news reporter also Republican from Lewiston. sentatives existed long before followed the teen, the attor- The panel also recommend we arrived, and it will be here neys said, filming her distress. that von Ehlinger be held in long after we leave, but histo- The news station later contempt for refusing to AP ry will judge us by our actions destroyed the footage and did answer some questions during State Rep. Aaron von Ehlinger, R-Lewiston, listens as an alleged victim, identified as Jane today,” Crane said. “I want our not broadcast it. his testimony on Wednesday. Doe, offers testimony during a hearing before the Idaho Ethics and House Policy Commit- actions to provide a clear “The unrelenting harm that The lawmaker invoked his tee, Wednesday. directive.” has occurred as a part of this Fifth Amendment right not to The attorneys who are rep- process, and as a result of her incriminate himself on the Ehlinger if any House law- some of von Ehlinger’s sup- showed he maintained a pat- resenting the intern, Erika being doxxed in blogs and by advice of his attorney, but Ida- maker decides to make one. porters pursued her out of the tern on hitting on subordinates Birch and Annie Hightower, Rep. Priscilla Giddings, is ho law states that testimony The decision came the day building, attempting to film at the Statehouse despite released a statement thanking exactly why two-thirds of Ida- given in a legislative ethics after the panel heard hours of her as she rushed to her car. repeated warnings. the committee for recom- ho survivors of sexual assault panel can’t be used in criminal testimony, including from the Rep. John McCrostie, a She rejected his argument mending that von Ehlinger be never choose to report the court cases. That means the teen who first brought the Democrat from Garden City, that because there was no censured and “taking the first crimes against them,” the Fifth Amendment doesn’t allegations. She was shielded lauded the intern for her brav- written rule against dating steps to hold him accountable attorneys said. “Every time a apply, the committee said. from public view by a black ery in coming forward. staffers, there was nothing for raping a teen intern.” system fails to protect survi- The investigation into von screen and used the name “Sexual assault survivors wrong with the behavior. Von Ehlinger could be effec- vors it reinforces why survi- Ehlinger began in March after Jane Doe during the proceed- are seldom subjected to hav- “There is no House rule tively removed from office vors of sexual violence choose a young staffer reported he ings, but some far-right blogs ing their testimony publicly against poisoning another per- for the rest of the legislative not to report and to suffer in raped her in his apartment and at least one lawmaker, broadcast. But she knew that son, yet his behavior has poi- session. Birch and Hightower silence.” after the two had dinner at a Rep. Priscilla Giddings, her truth enabled others to not Boise restaurant. Von Ehlinger R-White Bird, has revealed suffer as she has,” McCrostie has denied all wrongdoing and the teen’s identity in a social said. maintains they had consensual media post and in a link “We owe it to Jane Doe and sexual contact. The Boise embedded in a newsletter to to future Jane Does” to ensure Police Department is investi- her constituents. At least one that the work of the House of gating, and von Ehlinger has of the blogs was edited days Representatives is conducted Are you pregnant? not been charged. later to remove the teen’s pho- with integrity, he said. A suspension would not kick to and name. Idaho Falls Republican Rep. von Ehlinger out of office, but The Associated Press gener- Wendy Horman said von the five-member ethics panel ally does not identify people Ehlinger was inconsistent in also agreed that they would who say they have been sexu- his testimony and wrongly If you don’t know... throw unanimous support ally assaulted. refused to answer pertinent behind a motion to expel von After the teen testified, questions, and the evidence State moves to dismiss murder D charge in domestic killing N’T RINK KALISPELL (AP) — The Lance Jasper has said. head Beacon the state wants O ! state of Montana has filed a Jasper said he plans to seek to leave open the option to D motion to dismiss a deliberate a dismissal without the right refile the charge because it is homicide charge against a to refile at Bellesen’s next still waiting for the results of domestic violence victims’ court appearance in Sanders forensic tests. advocate in the shooting death County on May 25. Glace had a history of of her ex-husband. But prose- The motion to dismiss the domestic violence, including a cutors want to leave open the charge, without prejudice, conviction for attacking Bel- possibility of refiling the was filed on April 9. Jasper lesen in Washington state in charge. said he offered to turn over 2004, court records said. In R a c h e l B e l l e s e n w a s the entire defense case in the six months before his charged in the Oct. 8, 2020, exchange for a guarantee death, he was charged with death of Jacob Glace after prosecutors would agree to partner or family member she reported she shot and drop the matter if charges assault cases in Mineral and killed him when he tried to had not been refiled within a Sanders counties involving rape her. Bellesen was con- year. That offer was refused, two different women. vinced to meet her ex-hus- he said. Bellesen is the shelter coor- For help, band because he had threat- Kyler Nerison, a spokesper- dinator for the Abbie Shelter, ened to harm one of their son for the Montana Attorney a nonprofit domestic violence children, defense attorney General’s Office, told the Flat- resource in Kalispell. please call us at Entry tickets available for Glacier Park By Daily Montanan Staff park (for example Many are included with lodging, 222-2812 Glacier, Two Medicine, camping, transportation, or Earlier this month, Gla- North Fork, Cut Bank or commercial activity reser- c i e r N a t i o n a l P a r k Chief Mountain Highway) vations within the Going-to- announced the decision to but visitors are still subject the-Sun Road corridor. This implement a Going-to-the- to the per vehicle entrance included entry reservation Sun Road temporary ticket- fee. applies only to the date of ed entry system for the 2021 Visitors may also reserve your service reservation. season. a ticket through Recreation. Landowners with property The tickets were available gov’s call center. Call cen- within the Going-to-the-Sun starting April 29 at 8 a.m. on ters are open every day of Road corridor and affiliated recreation.gov. the week from 8 a.m. MDT tribal members are also not The system will require to 10 p.m. MDT. The follow- required to have a Going-to- visitors to set up an account ing lines are available for the-Sun Road entry reserva- on www.Recreation.gov and callers: tion ticket. obtain a vehicle entry reser- Reservation line (Toll- About 3/4 of the entry res- vation ticket ($2 nonrefund- Free): (877) 444-6777; ervation tickets will be Southwest able fee) to enter Going-to- Reservation line (Interna- released 60 days in advance the-Sun Road at West Gla- tional): (606) 515-6777; on a rolling window, and the Chemical cier, St. Mary, or via Camas Reservation line (TDD): remaining entry reservation Road between 6 a.m. and 5 (877) 833-6777. tickets will be released two p.m. from Memorial Day Calling the call center days in advance, also on a Dependency weekend through Labor Day does not give you an advan- rolling window. weekend. Entry reservation tage towards reserving a For more information visit tickets are not required for ticket. the Glacier National Park Program any other portions of the Entry reservation tickets website.
pinion Thursday, April 29, 2021 Page 4, Livingston Enterprise O Fighting COVID on a global scale
Make no mistake: Our ongoing bat- prime candidate for a devastating unchecked across this land. For a especially given our experiences in tle with COVID-19 is really a world outbreak. country like this one to be the object the last year that have seen more war. And as long as those outbreaks of pity from other nations was truly than a half-million people killed. Vaccination is one of the key weap- continue somewhere in the world, a dark moment. Now, we are in a position to address ons in the fight. But the coronavirus there is vulnerability everywhere. But that script has been flipped. the bigger picture — the world view. respects no borders — not state or New infections can lead to new vari- The U.S. fast-tracked its vaccine On Monday, the U.S. promised to municipal boundaries, and not ants that can create new avenues of development and has ramped up its share up to 60 million doses of the national lines. havoc for the world. output impressively. We’re now a AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine, So, while South Dakota is doing That’s why it’s important to attack leader in vaccine distribution. While and efforts are being made to share well and the United States has the disease across the globe. cases are still not under the kind of the other, more expensive vaccines turned things around after being a This must become a new priority control health experts want to see, — Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & COVID train wreck throughout for America and other nations, such we’re in a much better place at this Johnson — on a more global scale. much of 2020, we all remain vulner- as Great Britain and Israel, that moment, and we surely must remain We cannot simply look at this as an able because other parts of the have (momentarily, at least) appar- determined to stay that way. American problem or a Chinese world are facing disasters. ently gotten an upper hand in com- Nevertheless, we’re still vulnera- problem or an Indian problem, and Just look around. Two weeks ago, bating the virus. ble as long as others outside our we cannot aim for only local solu- Brazil was a nightmare; today, India America’s fortunes in the COVID borders are at risk. tions. COVID is a plague upon has collapsed into a catastrophe. fight have reversed dramatically. There have been calls for the U.S. humanity, and we all share the risk. And the continent of Africa has Last summer, we were a disaster, so to take a more active leadership We can only defeat it by fighting made so little headway in vaccina- much so that other nations were role in disseminating vaccine to the and prevailing together. tions —less than 2% of adults have sending us aid and supplies to deal world. It’s understandable that we — Yankton Press & Dakotan had any vaccine at all — making it a with a virus that seemed to run would prioritize our own people, Yankton, S.D.
Court case on the right to anonymity makes liberals, conservatives unlikely allies
It is rare these days to er is “fundamental to our find anything that unites lib- democracy,” and if “the eral and conservative State could categorically groups in common cause, demand disclosure of asso- but a Supreme Court case ciational information, the may have done just that. ability of citizens to orga- The justices heard oral nize to defend values out of arguments Monday in a case favor with the majority that’s been winding its way would be seriously dimin- through the court system ished.” for years. The story began There is good reason to think so. The NAACP cut its teeth on a similar case decades ago, when Alabama demanded the organization’s membership list in hopes of shutting down the group’s Syndicated activities. The civil rights columnist group turned over its busi- ness records but refused to disclose its members’ identi- KATHLEEN PARKER ties to avoid violent reper- cussions. The fight for the group’s donors went to the when the California attor- Supreme Court in 1958. ney general’s office asked Ruling unanimously in the nonprofit charities to pro- NAACP’s favor, Justice John vide names and addresses of M. Harlan II explained that top donors — and the the First Amendment’s pro- amount of their contribu- tection of the right of asso- tions — upon registering ciation and assembly is “an with the state. inseparable aspect of the The state attorney general ‘liberty’ “ that is protected IN THE MAIL at the time, Xavier Becerra by the due process clause of — who is now President Joe the 14th Amendment. Biden’s secretary of health In so doing, the court The list seems endless. and human services — expanded the scope of the In celebration of public health I celebrate the efforts of scientists, medical and public argued that the state needed rights of association. The Editor: health workers who have fought and worked to improve the information to aid in NAACP had every reason to As Benjamin Franklin once said, “An ounce of prevention safety and quality of life for our world. Without these charitable fraud cases, expect reprisals in Alabama is worth a pound of cure.” efforts, we face an unsafe and dangerous world as history should they arise. The Amer- had its donors been named. I am personally declaring a new holiday in honor of Public informs us. We should keep in mind the thin veneer that sep- icans for Prosperity Founda- But so does the AFPF, which Health initiatives. But first I would like to start with a list of arates our lives in the 21st century and a world without the tion and the Thomas More catalogues in its legal brief threats that have plagued the human race throughout time: knowledge of sanitation and medicine. Law Center are now chal- incidents of bomb threats, typhoid, malaria, cholera, diphtheria, smallpox, polio, teta- It saddens and shocks me that we lost one to two years of lenging the rule with the cyberattacks, violent pro- nus, measles, mumps, rubella, whooping cough, tuberculosis, lifespan as a result of the COVID pandemic and hope we can support of dozens of other tests, boycotts, and other AIDS, Hepatitis C, bubonic plague, environmental hazards unify and support our fellows in regaining these lost years nonprofits that have filed harassment and reprisals caused by toxins such as DDT, PCBs, lead in water pipes, for all. Again, I celebrate our public health system and work- amicus briefs with the court. via phone, email and social paint chips, radioactive waste in the air and water, choking ers! To clarify, the AFPF is not media. hazards, flammables, air pollution from particulates, epi- Eleanor Wend the same as its more well During oral arguments, demics and now a global pandemic, to mention just a few. Livingston known sister organization, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. Americans for Prosperity, noted this week that the though both were created by plaintiffs in the California billionaire libertarians case had also “been subject- Charles Koch and his late ed to threats, harassment or brother, David — peddlers economic reprisals in the Hunters need to stop being mad about HB 637 of kryptonite to people on past.” the left. The foundation isn’t It’s little wonder that con- On April 28, the Legisla- the next two years and the My vote and your vote Posewitz is a fourth-genera- a political entity — it doesn’t servative charities aren’t ture passed in both houses a years after that. If public will not be enough — we tion Montanan and a fierce pay for political ads and the only groups quaking at bill that includes 3,000 guar- access matters to you, vote each have to change five public land advocate who donations are tax deductible the prospect of having to anteed tags for outfitters. votes, or even 10. We all say returned to Montana to — but was established as a surrender donors’ identities. If this sounds familiar and we care about public access, raise his family after a 501(c)(3) and “has been edu- But they also worry that surprises you, it should. but what happened today is 25-year hiatus. Upon his cating and training citizens naming donors will stifle This passed in spite of the evidence that they don’t return, he is concerned to be advocates for free- charity. fact that Montanans abol- care about public hunting or about the loss of public land dom” for more than 20 California argued that ished these tags by ballot public access, they don’t and access to that land for years. donor confidentiality can be measure, and the bill that Guest care about you, and they his two daughters and Americans for Prosperity, protected even after the was introduced this session columnist certainly don’t think you everyone who loves our pub- on the other hand, is orga- donors’ names are disclosed trying to overturn that mea- will change your vote. lic places. He served as nized as a 501(c)(4) “social to the state. Unfortunately, sure was killed after having Prove them wrong or stop chief of staff in the State welfare” organization and this hasn’t been the case. public hearings. ANDREW POSEWITZ being mad. Auditor’s Office and provid- can pay for political adver- The state agency that had This breaks my heart, it ——— ed advice on Land Board tisements — and does with collected the AFPF’s donors’ really does. At $5,000 per EDITOR’S NOTE: Andrew issues in Montana. gusto. information in the past bun- guided hunt (intentionally like it. Otherwise, stop The crux of the case is gled the task, resulting in conservative) this just being mad. whether California’s some names being briefly resulted in $15,000,000 of The cards have never demand for charities’ published online. Innocent guaranteed government been more clearly laid on donors’ names — even when citizens participating in a revenue to be used to lease the table than they were held confidentially by the legal activity were harassed up land and keep you off. At yesterday. This bill was state — violates the First as a consequence. The $15 million with 400-ish dead for a month, shoved in Amendment’s free speech AFPF’s case seeks to make guides, it is roughly $38,000 on the next-to-last day of A Yellowstone Newspaper and association rights. The certain it never happens per outfitter. No more com- the session, voted the same AFPF’s position is that again. plaints about the $1,200 day it was introduced by John Sullivan, Editor and Publisher • Justin Post, Managing Editor donating to a cause is akin Philanthropic reports con- stimulus, please. both houses without public Tel. 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United States, charity has Montana landowners who None of this is an acci- Carrier route $11.95 $47.80 $71.70 $129.00 Motor route $12.95 $51.80 $77.70 $140.00 What makes this case so been key to civic engage- maxed out on allowing pub- dent, and they are counting Mail subscription rates: interesting is that a number ment and countless strides lic hunting days in block on you to not notice and not 1 month 4 months 6 months 1 year In Park County $15.45 $61.80 $92.70 $175.00 of liberal organizations that forward; anonymity, in management. You do the remember. Prove them Out of Park County $19.95 $79.80 $119.70 $225.00 also rely on donors known many cases, makes people math on that — compare it wrong or stop being mad. Digital access: 1 month 4 months 6 months 1 year and unknown — the NAACP more likely to give. This to the numbers above and You likely belong to orga- $11.95 $47.80 $71.70 $129.00 Legal Defense and Educa- seems to be something the see who values public nizations that are related to tional Fund, the ACLU and right and left agree on. access and public land and the outdoors. Find out who the Human Rights Cam- Why would we want to who doesn’t. went to battle on this, really Published evenings Monday through Friday. Postmaster, send address correction to The Livingston paign among them — have “fix” that? Remember who did this to went to battle. Ask the oth- Enterprise, P.O. Box 2000, 401 S. Main St., Livingston, MT 59047. Periodicals postage paid at filed amicus briefs support- ——— you yesterday by voting in ers you belong to why they Livingston, Montana. We accept MasterCard, VISA and American Express for subscription payments ing the AFPF. EDITOR’S NOTE: Kath- favor of House Bill 637. Not didn’t. 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Page 5, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 29, 2021 NC Sheriff: 2 deputies killed, suspect and 2 others dead BOONE, N.C. (AP) — Two A Boone Police officer, a house across the street. Gun- deputies were killed and Boone firefighter and an fire erupted after the depu- three other people including Appalachian State Universi- ties arrived, Wilson said. a suspected gunman were ty police officer were shot at “Then they told me to get found dead after a lengthy during an initial attempt to back in the house and stay,” standoff in North Carolina, a rescue the deputies, and the he said. sheriff’s office said Thurs- Boone police officer was hit, Wilson said he later saw day. but he escaped injury to his officers pull a man from the The Watauga County Sher- Kevlar helmet equipment, house. iff’s office said Sgt. Chris Hagaman told WSOC. “I don’t know if it was a Ward and K-9 Deputy Logan Morganton Department of deputy or who it was,” he Fox were dispatched to a Public Safety Maj. Ryan said. “I was just worried home in Boone at 9:44 a.m. Lander told The News Her- about keeping myself safe.” Wednesday after the home- ald just before 11 p.m. that Wilson said he heard a sec- owner and his family didn’t the suspect appeared to have ond barrage of gunfire report to work or answer killed himself, the newspa- around noon as the house telephone calls. Both were per reported. remained surrounded. hit by gunfire. Other offi- Hagaman said Ward died North Carolina Gov. Roy cers were able to pull out at a hospital in Johnson City, Cooper said he spoke with the Ward, who later died at a Tennessee. sheriff to offer support and hospital. Fox died at the “This is an incredibly trag- express his condolences. scene. ic situation and our thoughts “We grieve for Sgt. Chris “The individual suspected and prayers are with every- Ward, K-9 Deputy Logan Fox of killing the two officers is one involved as well as their AP and the entire Watauga Coun- also suspected of killing two families and our community,” Law enforcement work the scene of a fatal shooting outside a home in Boone, N.C., on ty law enforcement commu- civilians in the residence,” Hagaman said. “I greatly Wednesday. nity today,” Cooper tweeted. the statement said. Sheriff appreciate the tremendous “These horrific shootings Len Hagaman said they were support we are receiving The sheriff’s office said people living nearby were Wednesday night. that claimed lives and loved the suspect’s mother and from law enforcement agen- officers from approximately evacuated or told to shelter Clarence Wilson, 78, was on ones show the ever-present stepfather, WSOC-TV report- cies across the region and the 15 law enforcement agencies in place as the standoff lasted his porch when deputies danger law enforcement can ed. state.” surrounded the home. Other throughout the day and pulled up in front of the encounter in the line of duty.” United States vows again to ban menthol flavor in cigarettes and cigars WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. smoking and medical groups last ed smokers,” said Dr. Janet Wood- numbing effect masks the harsh- which represents Black physicians. health regulators pledged again summer to force the FDA to finally cock, the FDA’s acting commission- ness of smoking, likely making it For decades, companies focused Thursday to try to ban menthol cig- make a decision on menthol, alleg- er. easier to start and harder to quit. menthol marketing and promotions arettes, this time under pressure ing that regulators had “unreason- She cited research estimates that The mint-flavored cigarettes are on Black communities, including from African American groups to ably delayed” responding to a 2013 banning menthol would prevent overwhelmingly used by young peo- sponsoring music festivals and remove the mint flavor popular petition seeking to ban the flavor. 630,000 tobacco-related deaths over ple and minorities, particularly neighborhood events. Company doc- among Black smokers. The deadline for the agency’s 40 years, more than a third of them Black smokers, 85% of whom uments released via 1990s litigation The Food and Drug Administra- response was Thursday. The FDA among African Americans. smoke menthols. That compares to also show companies viewed men- tion has attempted several times to said it aims to propose regulations Menthol is the only cigarette fla- about a third of white smokers. thol cigarettes as good “starter” get rid of menthol but faced push- banning the flavor in the coming vor that was not banned under the “The science is there, the data is products because they were more back from Big Tobacco, members of year. 2009 law that gave the FDA authori- there, so why are these products palatable for teenagers . Congress and competing political The action would also ban men- ty over tobacco products, an exemp- still on the market?” said Carol “There was a specific, intentional interests in both the Obama and thol and fruity flavors from low- tion negotiated by industry lobby- McGruder of the African American focus on creating the next genera- Trump administrations. Any men- cost, small cigars, which are ists. The act did, though, instruct Tobacco Control Leadership Coun- tion of smokers by making menthol thol ban will take years to imple- increasingly popular with young the agency to continue to weigh cil. cigarettes available in those com- ment and will likely face legal chal- people, especially Black teens. banning menthol. Her group sued along with Action munities,” said Dr. Nia Heard-Gar- lenges from tobacco companies. “We will save hundreds of thou- The flavor’s persistence has infu- on Smoking and Health, the Ameri- ris, who chairs the American Acad- Thursday’s announcement is the sands of lives and prevent future riated anti-smoking advocates, who can Medical Association and the emy of Pediatrics’ group on minori- result of a lawsuit filed by anti- generations from becoming addict- point to research that menthol’s National Medical Association, ty health and equity.
Address, from Page 1 “I can report to the nation: beginning in Georgia on claps could be heard echoing come the lies, anger, hate and the middle class and the poor. even refusing to clap for America is on the move Thursday and then on to off the walls. Yet Biden said, fears that have pulled us Biden’s speech also provid- seemingly universal goals like again,” he said. “Turning peril Pennsylvania and Virginia in “I have never been more con- apart?” he asked. “America’s ed an update on combating reducing childhood poverty. into possibility. Crisis into the days ahead. fident or more optimistic adversaries – the autocrats of the COVID-19 crisis he was Sen. Tim Scott of South Caro- opportunity. Setback into “America is ready for take- about America. We have the world – are betting it elected to tame, showcasing lina said, in the Republicans’ strength.” off. We are working again. stared into an abyss of insur- can’t. They believe we are too hundreds of millions of vacci- designated response, that While the ceremonial set- Dreaming again. Discovering rection and autocracy — of full of anger and division and nations and relief checks Biden was more rhetoric than ting of the Capitol was the again. Leading the world pandemic and pain — and ‘We rage. They look at the images delivered to help offset the action. same as usual, the visual again. We have shown each the People’ did not flinch.” of the mob that assaulted this devastation wrought by a “Our president seems like a images were unlike any previ- other and the world: There is At times, the president Capitol as proof that the sun is virus that has killed more good man,” Scott said. “But ous presidential address. no quit in America,” Biden plainly made his case for setting on American democra- than 573,000 people in the our nation is starving for Members of Congress wore said. democracy itself. cy. They are wrong. And we United States. He also cham- more than empty platitudes.” masks and were seated apart This year’s scene at the Biden demanded that the have to prove them wrong.” pioned his $2.3 trillion infra- The president spoke against because of pandemic restric- front of the House chamber government take care of its Biden repeatedly ham- structure plan, a staggering a backdrop of the weakening tions. Outside the grounds also had a historic look: For own as a powerful symbol to mered home that his plans figure to be financed by high- but still lethal pandemic, stag- were still surrounded by fenc- the first time, a female vice the world of an America will- would put Americans back to er taxes on corporations. gering unemployment and a ing after insurrectionists in president, Kamala Harris, ing to forcefully follow its ide- work, restoring the millions His appeals were often roiling debate about police January protesting Biden’s was seated behind the chief als and people. He confronted of jobs lost to the virus. He emotive and personal, talking violence against Blacks. He election stormed to the doors executive. And she was next an issue rarely faced by an laid out an extensive proposal about Americans needing also used his address to touch of the House chamber where to another woman, House American president, namely for universal preschool, two food and rental assistance. He on the broader national reck- he gave his address. Speaker Nancy Pelosi. that in order to compete with years of free community col- also spoke to members of oning over race in America, The nationally televised rit- The first ovation came as autocracies like China, the lege, $225 billion for child Congress as a peer as much as urging legislation be passed ual raised the stakes for his Biden greeted “Madam Vice nation needs “to prove that care and monthly payments a president, singling out Sen. by the anniversary of George ability to sell his plans to vot- President.” He added, “No democracy still works” after of at least $250 to parents. His Mitch McConnell, the Repub- Floyd’s death next month, and ers of both parties, even if president has ever said those his predecessor’s baseless ideas target frailties that licans’ leader, to praise him to call on Congress to act on Republican lawmakers prove words from this podium, and claims of election fraud and were uncovered by the pan- and speaking as one at a pro- the thorny issues of prescrip- resistant. The president is fol- it’s about time.” the ensuing attack on the U.S. demic, and he argues that eco- fessional homecoming. tion drug pricing, gun control lowing the speech by hitting The chamber was so sparse- Capitol. nomic growth will best come The GOP members in the and modernizing the nation’s the road to push his plans, ly populated that individual “Can our democracy over- from taxing the rich to help chamber largely stayed silent, immigration system.
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US indicts 3 on hate crime charges NATION BRIEFS in death of Ahmaud Arbery White farmers sue seeking WASHINGTON (AP) — The government loan forgiveness Justice Department brought MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A group of Midwestern farmers federal hate crimes charges sued the federal government Thursday alleging they can’t Wednesday in the death of participate in a COVID-19 loan forgiveness program Ahmaud Arbery, charging a because they’re white. father and son who armed The group of plaintiffs includes farmers from Wisconsin, themselves, chased and fatal- Minnesota, South Dakota and Ohio. According to the law- ly shot the 25-year-old Black suit, the Biden administration’s COVID-19 stimulus plan man after spotting him run- provides $4 billion to forgive loans for socially disadvan- ning in their Georgia neigh- taged farmers and ranchers who are Black, American Indi- borhood. an, Hispanic, Alaskan native, Asian American or Pacific Travis McMichael and his Islander. father, Gregory, were White farmers aren’t eligible, amounting to a violation of charged along with a third the plaintiffs’ constitutional rights, the lawsuit contends. man, William “Roddie” Bry- an, with one count of inter- ference with civil rights and NC House speaker: Transgender attempted kidnapping. The McMichaels are also charged sports bill has been set aside with using, carrying and brandishing a firearm during RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The North Carolina General Assem- a crime of violence. AP bly won’t advance legislation this year preventing transgen- The case is the most signif- This combination of booking photos provided by the Glynn County, Ga., Detention Center, der girls and women from competing in school sports labeled icant civil rights prosecution shows from left, Travis McMichael, his father Gregory McMichael, and William “Roddie” for biologically female athletes, a top legislative leader said. undertaken to date by the Bryan Jr. “The House will not be taking up that bill,” House Speaker Biden administration Justice Tim Moore told The Associated Press in an interview. “We’ve Department and comes as murder charges and are due McMichael uttered a racist commended “this positive spoken with the bill sponsors and others and simply believe federal officials have moved back in court in May. slur right after the shooting development and the contin- that there’s not a need to take it up at this time.” quickly to open sweeping S. Lee Merritt, an attorney as he stood over Arbery, who ued push to get answers for The inaction marks another decision by state Republicans investigations into troubled for Arbery’s mother, Wanda was bleeding on the ground. Ahmaud’s family, community to step away for now from controversial LGBT legislation police departments as civil Cooper-Jones, applauded the “Mr. Bryan said that after and our state.” rather than face criticism that GOP leaders in other states rights takes center stage hate crimes charges Wednes- the shooting took place Attorneys for Travis McMi- have experienced. Those actions, however, have failed to among the department’s pri- day, tweeting that the federal before police arrival, while chael said they were disap- generate broader backlash. orities. case would “serve as a fail- Mr. Arbery was on the pointed “that the Justice Senate leader Phil Berger’s office said last week that there The indictment charges safe to the state prosecution.” ground, that he heard Travis Department bought the false would be no votes on a bill that sought to limit medical treat- that the McMichaels “armed “Hate claimed Ahmaud’s McMichael make the state- narrative that the media and ments for transgender people under 21 and punish doctors themselves with firearms, life,” Merritt tweeted. “Our ment, ‘f—-ing n—-er,’” GBI state prosecutors have pro- who facilitate that treatment, adding that there was no path- got into a truck and chased justice system must combat agent Richard Dial testified. mulgated.” way for it to become law. 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Sports Page 7, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 29, 2021 Family affair: Surtain, Samuel could go high in NFL draft (AP) — Alabama’s Patrick (1991), Tim Brown (1987) and ers DeVonta Smith and Jay- Surtain II and Florida State’s Johnny Rodgers (1972). len Waddle go one after the Asante Samuel Jr., are two of Brown is in the Pro Football other, don’t be surprised. Or the top cornerbacks in this Hall of Fame and Howard maybe it will be Miami, Fla., year’s NFL draft. If their was the 1997 Super Bowl edge rushers Jaelan Phillips names sound familiar, well, MVP. and Gregory Rousseau. Or they should. Smith and college team- Virginia Tech tackle Chris- Surtain is the son of a mate Jaylen Waddle are pro- tian Darrisaw and corner- standout cornerback with the jected to be chosen Thursday back Caleb Farley. same name who spent 11 sea- night, making them the sixth Since 2000, guys from the sons in the NFL, seven with pair of wide receivers from same school have been select- the Dolphins and four with the same school drafted in ed consecutively eight times. the Chiefs. A 2002 All-Pro the first round of the same In 2000, Penn State had the who also made three Pro draft since 1967. Alabama top two players, DE Courtney Bowls, Surtain was a star on would become the first col- Brown and linebacker LaVar special teams, too. The elder lege program to have it occur Arrington. Two years later, Surtain was selected in the in successive drafts. Henry Texas tackle Mike Williams second round (44th overall) in Ruggs went 12th overall to went fourth and defensive 1998. Las Vegas, and Jerry Jeudy back Quentin Jammer fifth. Samuel’s dad, also with the 15th overall to Denver last Two years after that, same name, played 11 pro year. Miami, Fla., saw safety Sean seasons, too. A fourth-round In 2007, LSU’s Dwayne Taylor selected fifth and tight pick out of UCF, he won two Bowe (23) and Craig Davis end Kellen Winslow sixth. Super Bowls with New Eng- AP (30) were taken in the open- In 2010, Oklahoma DT Ger- land, where he spent his first Alabama defensive back Patrick Surtain II (2) looks on against Notre Dame during the Rose ing round, and so were Ohio ald McCoy was the third pick, five NFL seasons before Bowl NCAA college football game in Arlington, Texas, on Jan. 1. State’s Tedd Ginn Jr. and and OT Trent Williams went going to Philadelphia for four Anthony Gonzalez (32). In next. Three years after that, years and Atlanta for two. position for one season with Bowl wide receiver in his 12 award as Johnny Manziel, 2001, Miami, Fla. WRs Santa- Alabama DB Dee Milliner Samuel twice led the league the Rams; Georgia Tech LB pro seasons). Tim Tebow, Troy Smith and na Moss (16) and Reggie and guard Chance Warmack in interceptions (2006 with David Curry (dad Buddy And Ohio State offensive Eric Crouch. Wayne (30) got called early. were taken ninth and 10th the Patriots, 2009 with the spent eight seasons in the lineman Wyatt Davis is the When someone other than a And in 1997, it was Florida’s overall. Eagles) and finished his league and was the 1980 AP grandson of Pro Football Hall quarterback wins it, particu- Ike Hilliard (7) and Reidel In 2014, Texas A&M got the career with 51 picks and six Defensive Rookie of the Year of Fame defensive end Willie larly a wide receiver, the Anthony (16). double with OT Jake Mat- touchdowns. for the Falcons); Stanford Davis. trend leans the other way, thews (6) and WR Mike Evans Surtain II was a 2020 All- center Drew Dalman (father toward stardom. TEAMMATE TWOSOMES (7). Two years later, it was American. Chris had a seven-year NFL HEISMAN HOPES Alabama’s DeVonta Smith It’s quite possible that col- Ohio State with DE Joey Bosa Other draft eligibles this career as an offensive line- The Heisman Trophy rarely took the 2020 Heisman. The lege teammates will be cho- (3) and RB Zeke Elliott (4). week whose fathers played in man and won a Super Bowl is a prognosticator of pro previous three wideouts to sen consecutively in the open- Last year, once more it was the NFL include Ohio State with the 49ers); and South football success — consider enter the NFL with that hard- ing round this year; it hap- the Buckeyes with DE Chase linebacker Tuf Borland, Carolina CB Jaycee Horn such winners for the defen- ware and as first-round picks pens more often than people Young (2) and CB Jeff Oku- whose dad, Kyle, played that (dad Joe was a four-time Pro sive players need not apply were Desmond Howard think. So if Alabama receiv- dah (3).
PSG’s old shortcomings undermine Champions League bid PARIS (AP) — Paris Saint- his physical presence might Germain’s old shortcomings have made a difference. quickly returned as soon as It was PSG’s 12th loss of an Manchester City cranked up inconsistent campaign, and the pressure in their Champi- eighth at home. ons League semifinal. There is still hope for the Key players and teamwork return leg, though, given that went missing during a PSG scored four goals away 30-minute spell in the second to Barcelona in the Round of half of the 2-1 loss, when 16 and three away to Bayern PSG conceded two quick Munich in the quarterfinals goals and failed to recover. during those first legs. PSG went from a position of “We’ve had some great per- authority to being second formances away from home. best all over the field. We need to believe in our- AP As players exchanged non- selves,” Pochettino said. “We Anaheim Ducks goaltender Ryan Miller takes off his mask plussed glances and looked AP need to play with the same during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the to each other for leadership, PSG’s Neymar holds his arm during the Champions League intensity we showed in the Arizona Coyotes in Anaheim, Calif., on March 20. Neymar flung his arms in the semifinal first leg soccer match between Paris Saint Ger- first hour.” air and angrily berated his main and Manchester City at the Parc des Princes stadium, Pochettino is under pres- teammate Mitchel Bakker in Paris, Wednesday. sure on two fronts, because Anaheim Ducks goalie Ryan for not overlapping down the PSG is still one point behind tions on his own rather than Leandro Paredes and Presnel left side. Lille and one ahead of third- through teamwork, Neymar Kimpembe jumped up but Miller to retire at end of season While City’s captain Kevin place Monaco with only four then got booked for pointless left a gap for Riyad Mahrez’s De Bruyne lifted his side up, games remaining in the late challenge on Ruben shot to squeeze through. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — ranking 12th in saves Neymar and Kylian Mbappe French league. Dias, having been sent off The imposing Kimpembe, Anaheim Ducks goalie Ryan (21,621) and 19th in games failed to do the same. They His players must rally for twice already this season in one of the toughest defend- Miller will retire at the con- played. went missing in attack and Saturday’s home game the French league. ers in the French league, also clusion of the season, end- Miller also had an accom- stopped tracking back after against a Lens side in fifth He was not alone in playing surprisingly turned his back ing the 18-year career of plished international career midfielder Idrissa Gueye’s place and chasing a Europa below his best, with standout on the ball when De Bruyne’s the winningest American- highlighted by his impres- red card, which further League spot. Lille is at home goalkeeper Keylor Navas cross came in. born goaltender in NHL his- sive play in the 2010 Winter exposed the midfield and to midtable Nice later that beaten by a cross from De As things disintegrated tory. Olympics in Vancouver, defense. day. Bruyne that went straight in. before his eyes, PSG coach The 40-year-old Miller where he was named the Had City used its pressure That puts Pochettino in a Gueye’s needless free kick Mauricio Pochettino was announced his decision hockey tournament’s most to more clinical effect, PSG difficult position, knowing on Phil Foden led to City’s slow to react. He could have Thursday. valuable player and best could have faced an even that he can ill afford to rest second goal and then he got brought on Ander Herrera Miller has played 794 goaltender. He went 5-1 bigger deficit heading into key players against Lens, but sent off, just four minutes for Gueye, but did not, and games for the Buffalo with a .946 save percentage next week’s second leg in also needing them as fresh as after Neymar’s pointless also left powerful striker Sabres, the Vancouver while leading the U.S. team England. possible for the return leg booking. On City’s free kick, Moise Kean on bench when Canucks, the St. Louis to silver medals, but Cana- After trying to find solu- against City. Blues and Anaheim, where da won gold with Sidney he has spent the past four Crosby’s famed overtime seasons primarily as John goal. Gibson’s backup. Miller The Michigan State prod- Assistant coach fired over tweet sues to get job back won the Vezina Trophy in uct also won awards as the 2010 as the NHL’s best goal- top goaltender in the NCAA (AP) — A Chattanooga Malone’s attorney, Doug truly shown America the had been fired. Wharton tender for Buffalo. and in the AHL, making him football assistant coach Churdar, said Thursday. true works of cheating in an said in a statement the post With a career 390-289-87 the only goalie in hockey his- fired over a social media “It’s different for govern- election, again!!! Enjoy the was brought to his attention record and a .914 save per- tory to pair those honors with post disparaging the state of ment or public employers. buffet Big Girl!! You earned the night before. Wharton centage, Miller is first in his Vezina Trophy and his Georgia and voting rights They cannot ignore the First it!!! Hope the money is did not refer to Malone by NHL history in victories by Olympic accomplishments. advocate Stacey Abrams is Amendment.” good, still not governor!” name but called the social an American-born goalie Miller’s NHL teams made suing to get his job back Chattanooga declined to Malone deleted the tweet media post “totally inappro- while ranking second in seven playoff appearances, along with back pay and comment Thursday because about 30 minutes later after priate” and “appalling.” shutouts (44) and games where he went 28-27 with damages. He contends his of the pending litigation. three former players Wright said the post violat- played. He is 14th overall three shutouts and a 2.52 First Amendment rights The lawsuit argues Malo- responded negatively, ed the program’s standards. on the NHL’s victories list, goals-against average. were violated. ne made the social media according to the lawsuit. Chris Malone says he was post on his own time on his The assistant coach’s Twit- forced to resign Jan. 7 in the own Twitter account as a ter account was deleted the lawsuit filed Tuesday in the private citizen and did not night of Jan. 6. Eastern District of U.S. Dis- need permission or approv- The lawsuit alleges Malo- trict Court. Malone is suing al. Malone has coached ne heard nothing about the Chancellor Steven Angle, approximately 20 years at post from Wright until the athletic director Mark UMass, VMI, James Madi- coach called him late on the Wharton and coach Rusty son, Old Dominion, Virginia afternoon of Jan. 6. Malone Wright individually and in State and Chattanooga. says Wright told him later their roles at the University In a tweet caught by the matter had gone “over of Tennessee-Chattanooga. screen grabs, Malone posted his head” before calling him “In most states, employers on the night of Jan. 5: “Con- on the morning of Jan. 7 to are allowed to be controlling gratulations to the state GA email his resignation. and vindictive when it and Fat Albert @stacey- Chattanooga announced comes to social media,” abrams because you have later that day that Malone UEFA joins English soccer in social media boycott NYON, Switzerland (AP) — UEFA will join noxious ideologies,” eferin said last week in English soccer players, clubs and organiza- Montreux, Switzerland. tions in a social media boycott this weekend to UEFA has also acted in cases of online abuse protest against online abuse. when players criticized match officials. Ney- The soccer-led boycott will also be joined by mar and Serge Aurier both missed Champi- English cricket, English Premiership rugby ons League games in recent seasons for offen- clubs, and the British Lawn Tennis Associa- sive comments about referees on social media. tion. The English campaign this weekend fol- The social media silence will start on Friday lowed British clubs Rangers, Birmingham and afternoon until late Monday evening, and Swansea shutting down their social media for include UEFA-organized games on Sunday in several days. the Women’s Champions League semifinals. Former France and Arsenal forward Thier- UEFA president Aleksander eferin used a ry Henry also shut down his social media speech last week to 55 member federations accounts to protest against racism and bully- urging people in European soccer to make for- ing. mal complaints about “unacceptable tweets or English soccer officials have urged the Brit- messages.” ish government to enact laws making social “We’ve had enough of these cowards who media companies more accountable for what hide behind their anonymity to spew out their appears on their platforms.
Page 8, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 29, 2021 Watchdog: US aid to Venezuela driven by more than need MIAMI (AP) — It was billed tration’s campaign to pressure tion humanitarian commodi- a U.S. agency tasked with as the beginning of the end Maduro rather than just com- ties was not driven by techni- auditing how U.S. tax dollars for Nicolás Maduro. With for- ing to the aid of struggling cal expertise or fully aligned are spent carries additional eign leaders in tow and the Venezuelans. with the humanitarian princi- weight. world watching, anti-Maduro For example, the assistance ples of neutrality, indepen- The report, which was near- activists gathered in Colombia was needlessly delivered in dence and being based on ly two years in the making, in February 2019 with the aim giant Air Force C-17 cargo needs assessments,” the was prepared to address chal- of pushing entire warehouses planes instead of cheaper report says. lenges and “fraud risks” in worth of aid — flown in on commercial options that were While international aid USAID’s response to the Ven- U.S. military cargo planes — available, the report said. workers at the time issued ezuelan crisis. It contains six across the border into Venezu- Ready-to-use meals to fight similar warnings about the recommendations to improve ela. AP child malnutrition were also risks of assistance being polit- coordination across the Instead, the humanitarian Charred trucks that were part of a humanitarian aid convoy sent even though USAID’s icized — the aid convoy in sprawling agency — the main convoy was violently blocked attempting to cross into Venezuela sit parked on the Fran- own experts had decided the Colombia was preceded by a vehicle for U.S. foreign assis- by security forces loyal to cisco de Paula Santander international bridge in Cucuta, nutritional status of Venezue- “Venezuela Live Aid” concert tance — and strengthen con- Maduro — the first in a series Colombia on Feb. 23, 2019. lan children didn’t warrant its organized by billionaire Rich- trols to avoid politicizing of miscalculations in the use at the time, investigators ard Branson — the findings of humanitarian action. Trump administration’s policy frenzied few months after opposition-organized caravan said. toward Venezuela. opposition leader Juan Guaidó that tried to enter Venezuela To bolster Guaidó, USAID More than two years later, rose up to challenge Maduro’s was blocked at the border, at — believing U.N. agencies had the risky gambit is being rule, quickly winning recogni- least one truck caught fire, been co-opted by Maduro — C Bridge c questioned by a U.S. govern- tion as Venezuela’s rightful destroying $34,000 worth of minimized funding to the ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ment watchdog. A new report leader by the U.S. and dozens U.S.-supplied aid. United Nations even though Never say die by the inspector general at of allies. As media attention turned some U.N. agencies had infra- the U.S. Agency for Interna- As part of that effort, away and Guaido’s fight to structure inside Venezuela to tional Development raises USAID between January and unseat Maduro unraveled in distribute the aid. A Venezue- doubts about whether the April 2019 spent $2 million to the months that followed, the lan nonprofit organization, deployment of aid was driven position 368 tons of emergen- U.S. assistance was quietly which isn’t identified by name more by the U.S. pursuit of cy supplies on the Caribbean repurposed. In the end, only in the report, was awarded regime change than by techni- island of Curacao and on the eight tons ever reached Vene- funding partly based on its cal analysis of needs and the Colombia-Venezuela border. zuela, with the remaining 360 alignment with U.S. foreign best ways to help struggling Under Guaidó’s orders, the tons distributed inside Colom- policy interests even though Venezuelans. aid was supposed to be deliv- bia or shipped to Somalia, the doubts persisted about wheth- The findings were pub- ered into Venezuela in defi- report found. er it could meet the agency’s lished April 16 but have not ance of Maduro, who con- The report said the U.S. legal and financial require- been previously reported. demned the effort as a veiled deployment of aid responded ments. The report focuses on the coup attempt. But when an in part to the Trump adminis- The “directive to pre-posi- S. Carolina senators keep alive open carry gun bill for 2021 COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A small through the full Senate Judiciary Com- states without some type of open carry group of South Carolina senators mittee and a Senate floor debate with law, joining atypical partners such as approved a bill on Thursday that would just six days left in the session. California, Florida, Illinois and New allow licensed people to openly carry The proposal would allow anyone who York. pistols and not hide them under a jack- passes the background check and a Groups that support gun rights have et. roughly eight-hour course to get a South pushed hard for years for the bills, say- The 3-2 vote along party lines kept Carolina concealed weapons permit to ing neighboring Georgia and North Car- alive hopes in 2021 that the Senate carry their pistol in the open. The olina allow open carry. could pass the House-approved bill to House also passed a bill that would Opponents include a number of cur- allow so-called open carry of guns by allow anyone who can legally carry a rent law enforcement leaders, including people who already have a state-issued gun to do that in the open with no train- State Law Enforcement Division Chief concealed weapons permit. ing at all, but that proposal has not been Mark Keel, and the police chiefs and To have a chance to become a law this heard in the Senate. sheriffs in some of the state’s largest © 2021 King Features Syndicate, Inc. year, the bill would still have to make it South Carolina is one of only five population centers. TV Listings
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WEEKDAY MORNINGS A=Antenna C=Charter WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS A=Antenna C=Charter A C 8 AM 8:30 9 AM 9:30 10 AM 10:30 11 AM 11:30 12 PM 12:30 A C 1 PM 1:30 2 PM 2:30 3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 BROADCAST STATIONS BROADCAST STATIONS (7:00) CBS This Morning The Price Is Right Let’s Make a Deal The Young and the The Noon Bold/Beau- The Talk The Drew Barrymore The Kelly Clarkson Show Dr. Phil CBS Eve- The 5:30 KTVQ 2.1 % KTVQ 2.1 % (CBS) Restless News tiful (CBS) Show ning News News The Steve Wilkos Show The Steve Wilkos Show Maury Maury Paid Pro- Paid Pro- Paid Pro- Paid Pro- Judge Jerry Judge Jerry Jerry Springer black-ish black-ish Bob’s Burg- Bob’s Burg- KTVQ2 2.2 + KTVQ2 2.2 + (CW) gram gram (CW) gram gram ers ers The Dr. Oz Show The Doctors 25 Words or 25 Words or The People’s Court Judge America’s Judge Mathis The Wendy Williams The First 48 Dateline 2 Broke Mike & KHMT 4.1 $ KHMT 4.1 $ (FOX) Less Less Mablean Court (FOX) Show Girls Molly (7:00) Good Morning Tamron Hall The View The Dr. Oz Show GMA3: What You Need General Hospital The Doctors Hot Bench Hot Bench Judge Judy Judge Judy Inside Edi- ABC World KSVI 6.1 * KSVI 6.1 * (ABC) America to Know (ABC) tion News (7:00) Today Today 3rd Hour Live with Kelly and Ryan Today With Hoda & Modern Funny You Days of our Lives Rachael Ray Family Feud Family Feud The Ellen DeGeneres News Nightly KULR 8.1 ) KULR 8.1 ) (NBC) Jenna Family Ask (NBC) Show News Wild Kratts Molly of Sesame Daniel Tiger Donkey Sit and Varied Programs Varied Programs Elinor Let’s Go Hero El- Arthur Odd Squad BBC News KUSM 9.1 ^ KUSM 9.1 ^ (PBS) Denali Street Hodie Be Fit (PBS) Wonders Luna! ementary
MONDAY EVENING A=Antenna C=Charter MAY 3, 2021 TUESDAY EVENING A=Antenna C=Charter MAY 4, 2021 A C 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 A C 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 BROADCAST STATIONS BROADCAST STATIONS Jeopardy! Wheel of The Neigh- Bob Hearts All Rise A former judge is Bull “Under the Influence” The 10:00 Late Show- Jeopardy! Wheel of NCIS A biker is killed in a FBI Two doctors are FBI: Most Wanted “Crimi- The 10:00 Late Show- KTVQ 2.1 % KTVQ 2.1 % (CBS) (N) Å Fortune (N) borhood Abishola accused of bribery. (N) ’ Å News (N) Colbert (CBS) (N) Å Fortune (N) hit-and-run. (N) ’ abducted. (N) ’ Å nal Justice” (N) News (N) Colbert Family Guy Family Guy All American Spencer is Black Lightning (N) MTN Nine Seinfeld Schitt’s Schitt’s Family Guy Family Guy The Flash Caitlin must Supergirl Nia and Brainy MTN Nine Seinfeld Schitt’s Schitt’s KTVQ2 2.2 + KTVQ2 2.2 + (CW) ’ Å ’ Å upset with Olivia. ’ ’ Å News (N) “Pilot” ’ Creek ’ Creek ’ (CW) ’ Å ’ Å save her sister. (N) ’ are trapped. (N) News (N) ’ Å Creek ’ Creek ’ Last Man Big Bang 9-1-1 “First Responders” (:01) 9-1-1: Lone Star Big Bang Big Bang Mom ’ Å Mom ’ Å Last Man Big Bang The Resident “Hope in the (:01) Prodigal Son “You Big Bang Big Bang Mom ’ Å Mom ’ Å KHMT 4.1 $ KHMT 4.1 $ (FOX) Standing Theory (N) Å (DVS) “Slow Burn” (N) ’ Theory Theory (FOX) Standing Theory Unseen” (N) ’ Can Run...” (N) ’ Theory Theory DailyMailTV Ent. Tonight American Idol (N) ’ Å To Be An- Home Eco- Last Man Jimmy DailyMailTV Ent. Tonight Pooch Perfect (N) ’ Å black-ish ’ mixed-ish Big Sky The motel is Last Man Jimmy KSVI 6.1 * KSVI 6.1 * (ABC) (N) nounced nomics ’ Standing Kimmel (ABC) (N) (DVS) ’ reduced to rubble. (N) ’ Standing Kimmel News At Six Montana The Voice A look back at the best moments so far. (:01) Debris The mystery News at Ten Tonight News At Six Montana Young Rock Young Rock This Is Us “In the Room” (:01) New Amsterdam News at Ten Tonight KULR 8.1 ) KULR 8.1 ) (NBC) Right Now (N) ’ Å deepens. (N) ’ Show (NBC) Right Now (N) ’ Å (DVS) “Radical” (N) ’ Show PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Antiques Roadshow (N) American Masters “Amy Tan: Unintended Memoir” BBC World Amanpour- PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Finding Your Roots With Philly D.A. LaTonya My- Frontline Allegations of BBC World Amanpour- KUSM 9.1 ^ KUSM 9.1 ^ (PBS) ’ (Part 1 of 4) Å The life and career of Amy Tan. (N) ’ News ’ Co (PBS) Henry ers. (N) ’ Å torture in Eritrea. (N) News ’ Co
WEDNESDAY EVENING A=Antenna C=Charter MAY 5, 2021 THURSDAY EVENING A=Antenna C=Charter MAY 6, 2021 A C 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 A C 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 BROADCAST STATIONS BROADCAST STATIONS Jeopardy! Wheel of Kids Say the Darndest SEAL Team “Do No Harm” S.W.A.T. “Local Heroes” The 10:00 Late Show- Jeopardy! Wheel of Young United (:01) Mom B Positive Clarice “Add-a-Bead” (N) The 10:00 Late Show- KTVQ 2.1 % KTVQ 2.1 % (CBS) (N) Å Fortune (N) Things ’ Å (DVS) (N) Å (DVS) (N) ’ Å News (N) Colbert (CBS) (N) Å Fortune (N) Sheldon States (N) Å (N) Å ’ Å News (N) Colbert Family Guy Family Guy Kung Fu An officer- Nancy Drew (N) ’ Å MTN Nine Seinfeld Schitt’s Schitt’s Family Guy Family Guy Walker Liam contemplates Legacies (N) ’ Å MTN Nine Seinfeld Schitt’s Schitt’s KTVQ2 2.2 + KTVQ2 2.2 + (CW) ’ Å ’ Å involved shooting. (N) News (N) ’ Å Creek ’ Creek ’ (CW) ’ Å ’ Å a career move. News (N) ’ Å Creek ’ Creek ’ Last Man Big Bang The Masked Singer (N) (:02) Game of Talents Big Bang Big Bang Mom ’ Å Mom ’ Å Last Man Big Bang Name That Tune “Episode Last Man Let’s Be Big Bang Big Bang Mom ’ Å Mom ’ Å KHMT 4.1 $ KHMT 4.1 $ (FOX) Standing Theory ’ Å (DVS) (N) ’ Å Theory Theory (FOX) Standing Theory 9” Å (DVS) Standing Real (N) Theory Theory DailyMailTV Ent. Tonight The Gold- Home Eco- The Con- The Con- A Million Little Things Last Man Jimmy DailyMailTV Ent. Tonight Station 19 “I Guess I’m Grey’s Anatomy “Look Up (:01) Rebel “The Right Last Man Jimmy KSVI 6.1 * KSVI 6.1 * (ABC) (N) bergs (N) nomics (N) ners ’ ners ’ “Junior” (N) ’ Standing Kimmel (ABC) (N) Floating” (N) ’ Å Child” (N) ’ Å Thing” (N) Å (DVS) Standing Kimmel News At Six Montana Chicago Med (N) ’ Å Chicago Fire Kidd helps a Chicago P.D. “Trouble News at Ten Tonight News At Six Montana Manifest “Precious Cargo” Manifest Michaela and Law & Order: Special News at Ten Tonight KULR 8.1 ) KULR 8.1 ) (NBC) Right Now (DVS) mysterious caller. (N) Dolls” (N) Å (DVS) Show (NBC) Right Now (N) ’ Å Ben join forces. (N) ’ Victims Unit ’ Show PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Greta Thunberg: A Year Human: The World Human: The World BBC World Amanpour- PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Weathering the Storm A Place to Call Home Unforgotten on Master- BBC World Amanpour- KUSM 9.1 ^ KUSM 9.1 ^ (PBS) to Change Within “Birth” ’ Å Within “Pulse” (N) ’ News ’ Co (PBS) “That’s Amore” Å piece ’ Å (DVS) News ’ Co FRIDAY EVENING A=Antenna C=Charter MAY 7, 2021 A C 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 BROADCAST STATIONS PROTECT YOUR FINANCIAL Jeopardy! Wheel of MacGyver ’ Å Magnum P.I. “Bloodline” Blue Bloods Anthony is The 10:00 Late Show- KTVQ 2.1 % (CBS) (N) Å Fortune (N) ’ Å mistaken for a mafioso. News (N) Colbert WELL-BEING WITH COVERAGE Family Guy Family Guy Charmed “Witchful Think- Dynasty “That Unfortunate MTN Nine Seinfeld Schitt’s Schitt’s KTVQ2 2.2 + (CW) ’ Å ’ Å ing” (N) ’ Å Dinner” Å News (N) ’ Å Creek ’ Creek ’ Last Man Big Bang WWE Friday Night SmackDown (N Same-day Tape) Big Bang Big Bang Mom ’ Å Mom ’ Å YOU CAN TRUST. KHMT 4.1 $ (FOX) Standing Theory ’ Theory Theory DailyMailTV Ent. Tonight Shark Tank (N) ’ Å (:01) 20/20 ’ Å Last Man Jimmy KSVI 6.1 * (ABC) (N) (DVS) Standing Kimmel GAVNE INSURANCE News At Six Montana The Blacklist “Nicholas Dateline NBC (N) ’ Å News at Ten Tonight KULR 8.1 ) 406 S. MAIN ST., LIVINGSTON, MT 59047 (NBC) Right Now Obenrader” (N) Å Show PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å Washington Firing- Great Performances “Uncle Vanya” West End production of Uncle BBC World (406) 222-8670 KUSM 9.1 ^ (PBS) Week Hoover Vanya. (N) ’ Å News ’
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MNAXLP approved by each participating Authority, the boundaries of the election day: CHUCK’S BACKHOE HANDYMAN SERVICES, LEGALS County. The boundary of the Authority if it is to be enlarged, HOUSEHOLD SERVICE, septic systems, PAINTING, DRYWALL, PROPOSED DRAFT area proposed to be included in and any other matters that were Shields Valley Elementary driveways, water lines, SMALL HOME REPAIRS, RESOLUTION the Authority for each county relevant. School landscaping. Chuck Hill- PROPERTY MAINTE- shall be the boundary of the Section 7. Enlargement of District Office CREAMY WHITE VE- man. 223-7174. NANCE . Licensed and in- REBECCA R. SWANDAL RESOLUTION ENLARGING county unless designated other- Authority. By execution of this Swandal Law PLLC LOUR SECTIONAL (3PC) sured. Call Eric at 223-5402. THE BIG SKY PASSENGER wise. Resolution, the Authority And these Absentee Ballots will COUCH. Seats 6 adults, DUMP TRAILER SER- 305 E Lewis Street RAIL AUTHORITY TO Section 4. Procedure to Expand. acknowledges that it received be counted using the following VICE, JUNK REMOVAL, MOUNTAIN MEADOW Livingston, MT 59047 INCLUDE CARBON COUN- manufactured by Rowe. Upon receipt of a resolution the Resolutions from Carbon method: $800 OBO. Excellent Con- power raking, hedge trim- MOWING: SPRING CLEAN Telephone: (406) 222-3301 TY AND STILLWATER from a county requesting to join and Stillwater Counties and ming, aerating, fertilizing, UPS, weekly mowing spe- Telefax: (888) 966-0213 COUNTY the Authority or an intention to approves enlargement of the Hand Counted by Election Offi- dition. Call 223-7224 [email protected] tree service & weekly mow- cializing in large acreage join pending a hearing to be Authority to add Carbon and cials GREAT DEAL! 4 solid ing. Call for questions 406- properties, sprinkler turn-on/ BE IT RESOLVED by the held before the date of the hear- Stillwater Counties as members starting at 8:01 p.m. Attorney for Personal wood dining room chairs. 598-5991 Jesse. repairs, trimming, fertiliza- Directors of the Big Sky Passen- ing on this Resolution, the of the Authority and enlarges the $80.00 for all (paid $100.00 Representative ger Rail Authority (the “Author- Authority board, if it desires that boundary of the Authority to DATED this 27th day of April, tion, small landscape jobs, ea.) 581-3012 ERIC HOGAN - LOCK- tree installations, fall clean ity”), as follows: the requesting county join the include Carbon and Stillwater 2021. SMITH SERVICES AVAIL- MONTANA Section 1. Original Resolution. Authority, will cause to be pub- Counties. ups. Taking new clients. SIXTH JUDICIAL ABLE. All Aspects of lock- Call today for a free esti- The Big Sky Passenger Rail lished the language of this Reso- Section 8. New Directors. The District Clerk: Rhonda K. smith. 223-5402 DISTRICT COURT, Authority was created by a Joint lution in the counties participat- Authority accepts or will accept Lahaye AUTOS FOR SALE mate! (406) 223-0686 PARK COUNTY Resolution Creating A Regional ing in the Authority and in the one director appointed each by GARY’S BACKHOE & Rail Authority, last adopted on county requesting to join the the Boards of County Commis- Pub. April 29, 2021 NELSON TREE CARE PUMP SERVICE. Any kind Professional and insured. IN THE MATTER OF THE November 18, 2020. Authority, pursuant to MCA sioners of Carbon and Stillwater 1991 Chevy Corsica. New of backhoe work, 24 hour ESTATE OF Section 2. Governance. The 7-1-2121. If the request is grant- Counties as directors of the MNAXLP Brakes, battery, and wind- Trees-Shrubs-Stumps: water well service. 224- Prune, Remove, Fertilize. KENDALL JOSEPH BAU- powers of the Authority are ed by the Authority, the Board Authority to serve in accordance shield. Great running and 7070 or 222-7070. KOL, vested in a board of directors. of County Commissioners of the with the Authority’s documenta- starting car. $900. Please 222-TREE / 222-8733. Deceased. (1) Appointment of Directors. petitioning county will select, tion governing directors of the call 406-946-2697. Liv- The Boards of County Commis- pursuant to its own process, its Authority. MISCELLANEOUS ingston. Trees & Shrubs Probate No. DP 2021-19 sioners in the original participat- representative to the board of ing counties appointed the initial the Authority. Adopted following a Public Need Help! NOTICE TO CREDITORS Two Mountain Bikes for We Have Solutions! directors of the Authority. If the Section 5. Request to Join. Car- Hearing on ______, SERVICES & local color Authority expands the number bon County passed a Resolution 2021 sale. Schwinn mesa $200. •Fertilization •Spraying NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- of counties, and directors, Requesting to Join the Authority Specialized Rock Hopper REPAIRS EN that SABRINA BAUKOL beyond the initial participating and Stillwater County will pro- with full suspension $350. 223-6523 YARD GUARD INC. has been appointed as Personal counties, each Board of County ceed with a hearing prior to the Big Sky Passenger Rail Please call 406-223-1058. 222-1152 Representative of the above- Commissioners in subsequent hearing on this Resolution. Prior Authority A BRIGHTER DAY BY ALL We’re Local! named estate. All persons hav- added counties will make board to the adoption of this Resolu- WASHED UP! LOCALLY ing claims against the said dece- appointments to the Authority. tion, the Boards of County Dave Strohmaier, Chair PETS OWNED AND OPERAT- dent are required to present their (2) Number of Directors. The Commissioners of Carbon and ED. COMMERCIAL AND claims within four (4) months Authority board membership Stillwater Counties will certify The BSPRA public hearing is RESIDENTIAL WINDOW after the date of the first publica- equals the number of counties in that they held public hearings May 12 at 11:30 a.m. Details to CLEANING. CALL JEFF tion of this notice or said claims the Authority, with one member and published notice of the hear- join the meeting can be found at BEAUTIFUL MINIATURE AUSTRALIAN SHEP- 222-1125. will be forever barred. appointed by each county. ings pursuant to MCA 7-1-2121. bigskyrail.org. Claims must either be mailed (3) Qualifications of board Section 6. Authority Public HERD PUPS. Born 2/10/21. to SABRINA BAUKOL, the members. The appointed direc- Hearing. Pursuant to MCA Pub. April 29, May 6, 2021 Bred for Health, disposition Personal Representative, return tors must have an interest in fur- 7-14-1621(2) and 7-14-1639, and an active life. Mom is receipt requested, at Swandal thering the mission of the the Authority chair certifies that MNAXLP 28 lbs. Dad is 20 lbs. For Law PLLC, 305 E. Lewis Street, Authority and bring varying it published notice of the hear- more information, Please Livingston, Montana 59047, or expertise and knowledge to the ing pursuant to MCA 7-1-2121 NOTICE OF LOCATION call. 406-581-7586. filed with the Clerk of the above- Authority. in newspapers in the counties AND Owner [email protected] entitled Court. (4) Length of term. Each direc- that are members of the Authori- METHOD FOR COUNTING 406-599-0438 Livingston, MT 59047 DATED this 28th day of tor will be appointed for a term ty and in Carbon County and MAIL-IN BALLOTS AUCTION April, 2021. of three years. Initial terms may Stillwater County, published a be staggered as determined by copy of this proposed resolution Notice is hereby given by the SWANDAL LAW PLLC the board. as required, and held a duly undersigned Clerk of Shields • Spraying & The Livingston Enterprise has a full time position By: Rebecca R. Swandal Valley School District No. J12- Section 3. Boundaries of Dis- noticed public hearing at which FARM/RANCH open in the bindery and inserting department. This posi- Attorney for Personal trict. Pursuant to MCA 7-14- time the Authority heard public 5, Park County, State of Mon- Fertilization Representative 1639, the limits and boundaries comment on whether to enlarge tana that Mail-in Ballots for the CONSIGNMENT tion requires mechanical and computer skills. Must pos- of the Authority may be the Authority by adding Carbon School Election held on the 4th, • sess driver’s license and be able to work various shifts. Pub. April 29, May 6, 13, 2021 enlarged to encompass in the and Stillwater Counties as par- day of May, 2021, will be count- Weeds aggregate the boundaries as ticipating counties in the ed at the following location on Sat., May 8 • 10 am Duties will include operating inserting equipment, learn- 285 Lwr Cottonwood • Lawns ing the bindery process of the newspaper business, Clyde Park, MT some driving for deliveries if necessary. General duties • Skidsteer • Gates • Trees in the mailroom as assigned by supervisor, handling fly- • Tools • Vehicles & More Locally owned ers, learning to operate fork lifts, and maintenance of equipment. & operated by You may pick up an application at 401 S. Main Street, Art Atherton Livingston, MT 59047. Full time benefits and Blue Cross/Blue Shield insurance available after probation period. Compensation depending on experience in the 220-3060 newspaper business. If interested please send resume to [email protected] or Graphic Artist/ [email protected], or call 406-222-2000 Ext. 4104. Production Person The Livingston Enterprise has an immediate full Wanted time opening on our circulation department. Appli- cants must provide excellent customer service to our The Livingston Enterprise is seeking a Graphic Artist/ customers in person and on the phone. Duties will in- Production person to join our production team. We need clude daily processing of subscription information and an experienced Macintosh computer operator. Must be payments for Yellowstone Newspapers, carriers and capable of high output as part of a team in a fast-paced, vendors that we provide services for. Mail list mainte- quality-conscious environment. If you have graphic nance, label processing and preparation of postal re- This is a number-placing puzzle based design and print production experience, we want to hear ports for the United States Post Office. Must be detail on a 9x9 grid with several given from you. oriented and be able to work in a fast paced environ- numbers. The object is to place the Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and inDesign, is a must. ment and meet our established deadlines. The right numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares so Electronic pagination and PDF ad file use are strong pluses. candidate should have own reliable transportation. that each row, each column and each 3x3 box contains the same number This is a full-time position. Monday & Thursday day shifts, Candidate will provide back up for the receptionist/ only once. and Tuesday 11-7, Wednesday 11-8, & Friday 10-6. classified clerk. You may drop off a resume or e-mail To apply send a resume with cover letter to [email protected] to Attn: Scott Squillace at [email protected] or pick The difficulty level of the Conceptis or to Livingston Enterprise, P.O. Box 2000, Livingston, MT 59047 up an application at The Livingston Enterprise 401 S. Sudoku increases from Monday to Main. No phone calls please. Friday. Attn: Tom McAndrews
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Dino-Day Care is hiring a IMMEDIATE OPENING VACANCY NOTICE: Job VACANCY PARK HIGH WANT TO BUY EMPLOYMENT lead teacher. Pay depends FOR PART-TIME RECEP- Title: Clerk/Administrative SCHOOL Certified English LivingstonLandlady.com EZ STORAGE on experience. Please stop TIONIST. 25 hours a week. Assistant Posting Date: Teacher, 1 FTE, One-Year FOR RENT in or call 406-599-5752. The Livingston Enterprise April 15, 2021 Applica- Only Position (position FORD BRONCOS WANT- COOKS WANTED – Sea- is seeking a customer ser- tion Deadline: 4:00 PM, may be extended, depen- 10x10 & 10x20 ED Local buyer will pay sonal/PT/Full Time Posi- Dino-Day Care is hiring vice-oriented individual to May 6th Screening Ap- dent on funding) Contact: Storage Units an Assistant teacher. Pay cash. Please call or text tions Available - $16/hr help manage the front desk. plications: May 13th In- Lori Dust, Principal c/o Preview Gary Hillman Jake 406-208-9716 or starting wage +summer depends on experience. Duties include answering terviews: Week of May Donna Fairchild Park High your 222-7070 or 224-7070 email jake.gertsch@gmail. bonus. Join the dynamic cu- Please stop in or call 406- phones, attending to cus- 17th Start Date: June 1st School102 View Vista Drive com linary team within Paradise 599-5752. tomers, taking classified Position Summary: The Livingston, MT donna. next Valley as we feature our FULL-TIME SEASONAL ads and light administrative clerk is responsible for all [email protected]. home LOCAL COUPLE LOOK- two restaurants and event duties. Computer knowl- the financial transactions mt.us Effective: 2021-2022 ING FOR A HOUSE IN OR HOUSEKEEPER/Guest online operations! For inquiries, Relations Coordinator edge a plus. Please send for the Coop, including School Year Closing Date: CLOSE TO LIVINGSTON, contact Chef Daniel Cox resume to apalmer@livent. payroll, accounts receiv- When filled. The Application or land to put a Modular Dreamcatcher Tipi Hotel is LIVINGSTON at [email protected] a luxury glamping experi- net or drop off at a 401 able and payable, Medicaid forms may be found on the or call on. Please call 223-2041 or apply directly online at South Main St. No phone billing, and operation of Livingston School District or 223-9046. ence located in Gardiner, 406-333-2323 sagelodge.com/careers Montana, just 5 miles from calls please. the computerized account- web site at www.livingston. SELF STORAGE WANT TO BUY 1919 PARK the North Entrance of Yel- ing system. The clerk will k12.mt.us Located 1 mile south of Exit 333 ARROWHEAD ELEMEN- LOOKING FOR A VER- also process all payments COUNTY LICENSE PLATE TARY DISTRICT #75 is lowstone. The property SATILE INDIVIDUAL VACANCY VICE PRINCI- behind Sleeping Giant Trade Center WITH REMOVABLE YEAR currently houses 14 large- for TRS and PERS, fed- looking for a K-8 Teacher TO JOIN OUR ADVER- eral and state income tax, PAL (Park High School) Office Suite #21 TAB. $250 starting rate. for the 2021-2022 school scale tipis. A separate bath- TISING TEAM! The po- Contact: Lori Dust c/o 406-223-2291 house building with six workers compensations, COMMERICAL year. This is a full time sition requires ad sales, unemployment insurance, Donna Fairchild 102 View position. Applicants must private, full bathrooms public relations and cre- Vista Drive Livingston, MT RENTALS This role entails traditional health insurance and other have a Montana Teaching ativity with ad design. similar responsibilities. 59047 Phone: (406) 222- 222-7394 housekeeping responsibili- GARAGE SALES License. Submit letter of Hourly plus commission Qualifications: Minimum 0448 FAX: (406) 222-9404 Interest, Resume, 2 let- ties in a small hotel setting, with fringe benefits. Part donna.fairchild@livingston. GET IT RENTED with a but in a very beautiful and high school diploma with Classified Ad! 222-2000. ters of recommendation, and Full-time positions accounting and/or pay- k12.mt.us Closing Date: HUGE INDOOR GA- copies of transcripts, and unique location. Ideally, we available. If you’re bored Until Filled For application, would like to hire a candi- roll experience. Preferred RAGE SALE: Friday, current Montana Teaching with the same day-to day Bachelors degree or higher download Administrative April 30 from 9 a.m. Certificate to Erin Baer, Su- date that would largely be drudgery and looking Application on school district dedicated to housekeeping in accounting or business to 6 p.m. – Saturday, pervising Teacher ebaer@ for something different, administration. Evidence of web site: www.livingston. May 1 from 9 a.m. to 5 arrowheadk8.org duties but could also serve there are new challeng- k12.mt.us in other customer-facing general executive assistant p.m. – 11 Willow Drive es every day with this skills, such as, keyboard- CHICO HOT SPRINGS is roles as needed, such as position. Please send VACANCY: Elementary in Livingston. Plenty of seeking an experienced ing, Microsoft Office, and parking. Lots of tools, front-desk work. Housing a resume to dnevin@ School Librarian and Media gardener to manage our will be provided for the miscellaneous computer Specialist. Contact: Patti construction items, livent.net or drop it off at software. Work Sched- greenhouses and produce right candidate. Pay DOE the Livingston Enterprise Durgan, Principal, B.A. Wi- trim, molding and other gardens. Planning, Seed- ule: The person hired for lumber, propane space $14-$16 an hour Please Office, 401 South Main nans Elementary 1015 West ing, planting, labor, order- contact us at 406-848-9447 this position will work 15 Clark Street Livingston, MT heater, electrical and Street. No phone calls hours per week. There will ing, scheduling etc. Our or Amber@dreamcatcherti- please. 59047 patti.durgan@livings- plumbing items, sporting established gardens are be flexibility in the weekly goods, spotting scope, pihotel.com ton.k12.mt.us (406) 222- part of a dynamic farm-to- work schedule to allow for 0194 Effective: 2021-2022 PSE bow, ATV bags/ table operation within our GATEWAY OFFICE SUP- NEWS STAFF — The work to be completed from accessories, home dé- Livingston Enterprise School Year Closing Date: resort. Generous benefits PLY is currently seeking a home. Wages: The hourly When filled. The Application cor, dishes, clothing, including Medical, Dental, hardworking and motivated newspaper is seeking rate is a minimum of $25 pictures, Kimball organ, a full- or part-time com- forms may be found on the Vision, 401k, Paid Vacation, individual for a full-time per hour. Required Ap- Livingston School District telescope and too much free use of pools, trails and retail sales associate. Gate- munity journalist to as- plication Materials: Park more to list. Everything sist in local coverage web site at www.livingston. disc golf course! Please way Office Supply is a local- County Coop Application k12.mt.us must go! come by our front desk to ly-owned retail office supply of Park County. The job (request application from store, located in downtown includes reporting on Jenny Malloy at jmalloy@ YELLOWSTONE HOT HUGE YARD SALE IN THE complete an application, or call Andrew at 406-333- Livingston. Responsibili- a wide range of local parkcoop.k12.mt.us) Let- SPRINGS is looking for an The Sky’s FRONT OF 118 WEST 4933. ties: manning and manag- events and issues, pho- ter of Interest Three Let- experienced and enthusi- FRONT ST. Friday and ing cash register, assisting tography, sports cover- ters of Recommendation astic Operations Manager Saturday 8am-2pm. C O U N T E R P O I N T I S customers/taking orders, age and other general Resume Submit applica- to join our team. The Op- LOCAL NON-PROFIT SEEKING A Substitute performing tasks such as assignments. Resumes tion materials to: Park erations Manager is respon- the Limit! MOVING SALE: Book as needed for regularly counting money, separat- should be emailed to En- County Special Education sible for assisting the Gen- cases, glass cases, filing scheduled staff Monday ing charge slips, balancing terprise Managing Editor Cooperative PO Box 784 eral Manager in the daily cabinets, portable air con- through Friday, 9:00 am to cash drawers, and making Justin Post at jpost@ Livingston, MT 59047 jmal- operations of Yellowstone The “employment” ditioners, desks and other 4:00 pm. The job consists deposits, ticket, arrange livent.net. [email protected] Hot Springs and focus on misc. items available. 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Page 11, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 29, 2021 Young women dreading the return of the Taliban KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) do something with the Taliban, deeply conservative society. — Inside Ms. Sadat’s Beauty take some kind of assurance “Women in Afghanistan who Salon in Afghanistan’s capital, from them ... a mechanism to raise their voices have been Sultana Karimi leans intently be put in place” that guaran- oppressed and ignored,” Kari- over a customer, meticulously tees women’s rights. mi said. “The majority of shaping her eyebrows. Make- Last week the Taliban in a Afghan women will be silent. up and hair styling is the statement outlined the type of They know they will never 24-year-old’s passion, and she government they seek. receive any support.” discovered it, along with a It promised that women Afghanistan remains one of newfound confidence, here in “can serve their society in the the worst countries in the the salon. education, business, health world for women, after only She and the other young and social fields while main- Yemen and Syria, according to women working or apprentic- taining correct Islamic hijab.” an index kept by Georgetown ing in the salon never experi- It promised girls would have University’s Institute for enced the rule of the Taliban the right to choose their own Women, Peace and Security. over Afghanistan. husbands, considered deeply In most rural areas, life has But they all worry that their unacceptable in many tradi- changed little in centuries. dreams will come to an end if tional and tribal homes in Women wake at dawn, do the hard-line militants regain Afghanistan, where husbands much of the heavy labor in the any power, even if peacefully are chosen by their parents. home and in the fields. They as part of a new government. But the statement offered wear the traditional coverings “With the return of Taliban, few details, nor did it guaran- AP that conceal them from head society will be transformed tee women could participate Afghan women attend an event to mark International Women’s Day in Kabul, Afghanistan, to toe. One in three girls is and ruined,” Karimi said. in politics or have freedom to on March 7. married before 18, most often “Women will be sent into hid- move unaccompanied by a in forced marriages, accord- ing, they’ll be forced to wear male relative. never seen to start her salon future working or apprentic- while we work and study,” she ing to U.N. estimates. the burqa to go out of their Many worry that the vague 10 years ago. ing in the salon all dreaded a said. “But there must be Religious conservatives who homes.” terms the Taliban use in their She asked not to be identi- restored Taliban — “Just the peace.” dominate Parliament have She wore a bright yellow promises, like “correct hijab” fied by her full name, fearing name of the Taliban horrifies In their early 20s, they all prevented passage of a Pro- blouse that draped off her or guaranteeing rights “pro- that attention could make her us,” said one. grew up amid the incremental, tection of Women bill. shoulders as she worked, a vided under Islamic law” give a target. She has become more They’re left gaming out how but important gains made by Afghanistan’s broader sta- style that’s a bit daring even in them wide margin to impose cautious as violence and ran- much compromise of their women since the Taliban’s tistics are also grim, with 54% the all-women space of the hard-line interpretations. dom bombings have increased rights they can endure. Tamila ouster. Girls are now in of its 36 million people living salon. It would have been At the beauty salon, the in Kabul the past year — an Pazhman said she doesn’t school, and women are in Par- below the poverty level of totally out of the question owner Ms. Sadat told how she augur of chaos when the want “the old Afghanistan liament, government and busi- $1.90 a day. Runaway govern- under the Taliban, who ruled was born in Iran to refugee Americans fully leave, many back,” but she does want ness. ment corruption has swal- until the 2001 U.S.-led inva- parents. She was forbidden to fear. She used to drive her peace. They also know how revers- lowed up hundreds of millions sion. In fact, the Taliban own a business there, so she own car. Not anymore. “If we know we will have ible those gains are in an over- of dollars, rights workers and banned beauty salons in gen- returned to a homeland she’d The women building a peace, we will wear the hijab whelmingly male-dominated, watchdogs say. eral, part of a notoriously harsh ideology that often hit women and girls the hardest, including forbidding them education and the right to work or even to travel outside their home unaccompanied by a male relative. With U.S. troops committed to leaving Afghanistan com- pletely by Sept. 11, women are closely watching the stalemat- ed peace negotiations between the Taliban and the Afghan government over the post- withdrawal future, said Mah- bouba Seraj, a women’s rights activist. The U.S. is pressing for a power-sharing government that includes the Taliban. Seraj said women want writ- ten guarantees from the Tal- iban that they won’t reverse the gains made by women in the past 20 years, and they want the international commu- nity to hold the insurgent movement to its commit- ments. “I am not frustrated that the Americans are leaving ... the time was coming that the Americans would go home,” said Seraj, the executive director of Afghan Women’s Skill Development. But she had a message for the U.S. and NATO: “We keep yelling and screaming and saying, for God’s sake, at least
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PARIS (AP) — President Emmanuel Macron said Thursday that the outdoor ter- races of France’s cafes and restaurants will be allowed to reopen on May 19 along with museums, cinemas, theaters and concert halls under cer- tain conditions. In an interview with region- al newspapers, Macron out- lined a four-step plan to reopen the country and revive its economy. The French gov- ernment is slowly starting to lift partial lockdowns, despite still high numbers of corona- virus cases and hospitalized COVID-19 patients. Reopening nurseries and primary schools this week was a priority, the president said. “We have taken on the responsibility of the priority on education and the strategy of living with the virus, including with high numbers of infections, higher than those of our neighbors,” Macron said. Students will go back to sec- ondary and high schools next week, and a domestic travel ban will end, he confirmed. A 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew will remain in place. Restaurants and cafes will be able to serve customers outdoors at tables seating a maximum of six people start- ing May 19, when the nightly curfew will be pushed back to 9 p.m. Non-essential shops also reopen, as well as cultur- al sites and sport facilities, which will have occupancy limits of 800 people indoors and 1,000 outdoors. French authorities are antic- ipating the COVID-19 outlook in the country to be better next month, when a greater proportion of the population will be vaccinated. Weather Page 12, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, April 29, 2021 Livingston Area 5-Day Forecast National Weather Tonight Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Forecast map for April 30, 2021
Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Isolated T-storms Scattered Rain Scattered Rain Precip Chance: 5% Precip Chance: 5% 48 84 49 69 41 57 37 55 38 Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds: 9-15 mph SW 11-21 mph SW 10-17 mph W 10 mph SW 9-11 mph NE Livingston Outlook Montana Weather Tonight, expect partly cloudy skies with an overnight low of 48. Southwest wind 9 to 15 Libby Cut Bank Havre Glasgow mph. The record low temperature for tonight 46/75 50/75 50/82 45/84 is 15 set in 2005. Friday, skies should be partly cloudy with a high temperature of 84. Kalispell Great Falls 47/72 52/81 Sidney 43/86 Livingston Statistics Missoula Lewistown As recorded through yesterday. 47/81 Glendive 47/77 Helena For latest weather updates: www.UpdatedWx.com/LE Temperatures 51/84 45/86 .High . . . .yesterday ...... 67...... Butte ...... Tomorrow Saturday Tomorrow Saturday LIVINGSTON .Low . . . .yesterday ...... 29...... 44/72 ...... 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Moonset ...... tomorrow ...... 8:47...... a.m...... 5/3...... 5/11 ...... 5/19 ...... 5/26. . . . US pandemic recession recovery is showing momentum WASHINGTON (AP) — the record-level federal package and a $1.8 trillion expected to expand so fast Powered by consumers and spending that is poised to flow investment in children, fami- that some economists have fueled by government aid, the into the economy. A $1.9 tril- lies and education that the raised concerns that it could U.S. economy is achieving a lion package that President president promoted Wednes- ignite inflation. In part, this is remarkably fast recovery Joe Biden got through Con- day night in his first address because stronger demand has from the recession that gress in March provided, to a joint session of Congress. caused supply bottlenecks ripped through the nation last among other rescue aid, The Federal Reserve’s and shortages of some compo- year on the heels of the coro- $1,400 stimulus payments to ultra-low interest-rate policy, nents, notably semiconduc- navirus and cost tens of mil- most adults. On top of that, designed to encourage bor- tors, which are critical to the lions of Americans their jobs Biden is proposing two addi- rowing and spending, has pro- auto, technology and medical and businesses. tional huge spending plans: a vided significant support, too. device industries, among oth- The economy grew last $2.3 trillion infrastructure In fact, the economy is ers. quarter at a vigorous 6.4% annual rate, the government said Thursday, and expecta- tions are that the current quarter will be even better. The number of people seeking AP unemployment aid — a rough A member of the wait staff delivers food to outdoor diners reflection of layoffs — last along the sidewalk at the Mediterranean Deli restaurant in week reached its lowest point Chapel Hill, N.C., Friday, since the pandemic struck. point since the pandemic work from home, job cuts And the National Association began. have fallen disproportionately of Realtors said Thursday “We are seeing all the on low-wage workers, racial that more Americans signed engines of the economy rev minorities and people without contracts to buy homes in up,” said Gregory Daco, chief college educations. In addi- March, reflecting a strong economist at Oxford Econom- tion, many women, especially housing market as summer ics. “We have an improving working mothers, have had to approaches. health environment, fiscal leave the workforce to care Economists say that wide- stimulus remain abundant for children. spread vaccinations and and we are starting to see In its report Thursday, the declining viral cases, the rebounding employment.” government said the nation’s reopening of more businesses, The speed of the rebound- gross domestic product — its a huge infusion of federal ing economy has been partic- total output of goods and ser- spending and healthy job ularly striking given the vices — accelerated in the gains should help sustain scope of damage the pandem- January-March quarter from steady growth. For 2021 as a ic inflicted on it beginning in a 4.3% annual gain in the last whole, they expect the econo- March of last year. With busi- quarter of 2020. It was the my to expand close to 7%, nesses all but shut down, the first of three estimates of which would mark the fastest economy contracted at a growth last quarter; the gov- calendar-year growth since record annual pace of 31% in ernment will revise the figure 1984. the April-June quarter of last twice in coming weeks. The gains have become year before rebounding S o m e e c o n o m i s t s s a y increasingly evident in recent sharply in the subsequent growth in the current April- weeks. In March, U.S. months. June period could reach a employers added 916,000 jobs For all the economy’s gains, 10% annual pace or more, — the biggest burst of hiring it still has a long way to go. driven by a surge in people since August. At the same More than 8 million jobs traveling, shopping, dining time, retail spending has remain lost to the pandemic. out and otherwise resuming surged, manufacturing output And while most college-edu- their spending habits. is up and consumer confi- cated and white collar A major reason for the dence has reached its highest employees have been able to brightening expectations is Judge won’t show videos of cops shooting Black man ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. if investigations are complete. Womble, who viewed the body (AP) — A judge refused “The release at this time camera videos, told the judge Wednesday to release body would create a serious threat that he disagreed with a char- camera video showing North to the fair, impartial and acterization by an attorney Carolina deputies shooting orderly administration of jus- for Brown’s family that and killing a Black man, rul- tice,” Foster said. Brown did not try to drive ing that making the video While one attorney for away until deputies opened public at this stage could Brown’s family, Wayne Kend- fire. Womble said the video jeopardize the investigation all, initially said it was a “par- shows that Brown’s car made into Andrew Brown Jr.’s tial victory” for the family to “contact” with law enforce- death. view more video, the legal ment twice before shots could However, the judge did team later issued a statement be heard on the video. order authorities to allow condemning the decision not “As it backs up, it does Brown’s family to privately to make the video public. make contact with law view five videos from body “In this modern civil rights enforcement officers,” he cameras and one from a dash- crisis where we see Black said, adding that the car stops board camera within 10 days, people killed by the police again. “The next movement of with some portions blurred or everywhere we look, video the car is forward. It is in the redacted. Family members evidence is the key to dis- direction of law enforcement had previously been allowed cerning the truth and getting and makes contact with law to view only a 20-second clip well-deserved justice for vic- enforcement. It is then and from a single body camera. tims of senseless murders,” only then that you hear Judge Jeffery Foster said said the statement signed by shots.” he believed the videos con- the legal team, including Ben Womble said that officers tained information that could Crump and Harry Daniels. shouted commands and tried harm the ongoing investiga- The decision came shortly to open a car door before any tion or threaten the safety of after a North Carolina prose- shots were fired. people seen in the footage. He cutor said that Brown had hit None of the deputies were said the video must remain law enforcement officers injured, according to previous out of public view for at least with his car before they statements by the Pasquotank 30 days, but he would consid- opened fire last week. County sheriff, Tommy Woo- er releasing it after that point District Attorney Andrew ten II.