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MONTANA LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE CENTER INDEXED NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS – NOVEMBER 2004 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES LAW AND LEGISLATION "LAWMAKERS WILL DEBATE STATE'S LACK OF OPEN CONTAINER LAW"; INDEPENDENT RECORD; 2004 NOV 16 ASBESTOS "AFTER THE HORROR: HOPE AND HEALING"; DAILY INTERLAKE; 2004 NOV 14 "LIBBY OKS ASBESTOS STUDY CENTER"; BILLINGS GAZETTE COM; 2004 NOV 4 BIOTECHNOLOGY "BIOSCIENCE TO CREATE A COMPETITIVE MONTANA ECONOMY"; LAKE COUNTY LEADER; 2004 NOV 25 BISON "BISON RANGE TO STAY IN HANDS OF FEDS"; CLARK FORK VALLEY PRESS; 2004 NOV 3 BONDS "OPEN SPACE BOND ISSUE DRAWS WIDE VOTER SUPPORT"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2004 NOV 4 "OPEN SPACE BOND PASSING IN EARLY RETURNS"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2004 NOV 3 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS "REPRESENTATIVE-ELECT KOOPMAN PLANS DISTRICT FOCUS GROUP"; LONE PEAK LOOKOUT; 2004 NOV 25 CONSERVATION "SIDES SIMMER IN RIVER DISPUTE"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 22 CONSERVATION EASEMENTS "USFWS: EASEMENTS TOOL FOR RANCHERS"; CHOTEAU ACANTHA; 2004 NOV 3 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW "COUNTY IN LINE WITH RESULTS OF STATEWIDE BALLOT MEASURES"; RANGER REVIEW; 2004 NOV 7 ECONOMIC CONDITIONS "CONFERENCE EXPLORES GROWING STATE ECONOMY, QUALITY OF LIFE"; RAVALLI REPUBLIC; 2004 NOV 22 1 "GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2004 NOV 27 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT "ADVANCED FUEL CELL INSTALLED FOR TEST"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2004 NOV 17 "COUNCIL GRANTS CARD"; WESTERN NEWS; 2004 NOV 5 "DESPITE BSEDA'S EFFORTS, BILLINGS LOSES BUSINESS TO OTHER STATES"; YELLOWSTONE COUNTY NEWS; 2004 NOV 19 "DEVELOPMENT IDEAS ALL OVER THE MAP"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2004 NOV 5 "INPUT SOUGHT ON AREA ECONOMY"; MILES CITY STAR; 2004 NOV 4 "LOBBYIST PREPARES FOR SESSION"; SIDNEY HERALD; 2004 NOV 10 "MISSOULA TOPS GROUP'S JOBS RANKING"; MISSOULIAN; 2004 NOV 17 "THE MONEY TRAIL"; DAILY INTERLAKE; 2004 NOV 16 "NPRC, FIRM TRY TO FIND AGREEMENT"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2004 NOV 18 "PANEL CHOOSES FIVE FOR FUINDING"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2004 NOV 9 "PAYING THE PRICE IN BOZEMAN"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2004 NOV 19 "SIGNS OF CHANGE"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2004 NOV 14 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MONTANA "ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GROUP IN ACTION"; CARBON COUNTY NEWS; 2004 NOV 25 EDUCATION MONTANA "COURT FORCES THE ISSUE OF INDIAN EDUCATION IN MONTANA SCHOOLS"; HAVRE DAILY NEWS; 2004 NOV 29 EDUCATIONAL DEMOGRAPHICS "HELENA SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSES DETAILS OF DEMOGRAPHICS REPORT"; INDEPENDENT RECORD; 2004 NOV 12 EDUCATIONAL FINANCE "COURT: SCHOOL FUNDS LACKING"; MISSOULIAN; 2004 NOV 10 "MCPS TRUSTEES DIVE INTO 2005-06 BUDGET"; MISSOULIAN; 2004 NOV 23 2 "PLAN: CUT TEACHERS, RAISE PAY"; INDEPENDENT RECORD; 2004 NOV 23 "SCHOOL FUNDING RULING STANDARDS"; INDEPENDENT RECORD; 2004 NOV 10 "SCHOOL LEADERS LOOKING FOR LEGISLATURE FOR IMPROVED FUNDING"; BILLINGS GAZETTE COM; 2004 NOV 24 "TRUSTEES OFFER IDEAS ON ISSUE OF FEEDER SCHOOLS"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 23 EDUCATIONAL FINANCE MONTANA "CHANGES LIE AHEAD FOR FEEDER SCHOOLS"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 21 "RYAN PLANS BILL TO ADD $37 MILLION TO SCHOOLS"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 13 EDUCATIONAL FINANCE--MONTANA SCHOOLS ANNEXATION "SCHOOL ANNEXATION TAKES 1 MORE STEP"; SHERIDAN COUNTY NEWS; 2004 NOV 17 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM EVALUATION "SCHOOL PROGRAM FOCUSES ON LITERACY AT ROCKY BOY"; HAVRE DAILY NEWS; 2004 NOV 12 "SUPERINTENDENT DISCUSSES YEARLY PROGRESS SCORES AT BOARD MEETING"; LEWISTOWN NEWS-ARGUS; 2004 NOV 27 ELECTIONS "ELECTION DAY SURPRISES IN THE SCHIZOPHRENIC WEST"; HIGH COUNTRY NEWS.ORG; 2004 NOV 22 "PHILL CO. ADDS NEW DIRECTORS AT ANNUAL MEETING"; PHILLIPS COUNTY NEWS; 2004 NOV 17 "RECOUNT MUDDIES HOUSE RACE"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 30 "URBAN STRENGTH SEALED SCHWEITZER'S VICTORY"; BILLINGS GAZETTE COM; 2004 NOV 4 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT "AGENCIES OK PLAN TO DRILL CBM WELLS"; BILLINGS GAZETTE COM; 2004 NOV 25 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION "POLITICIANS: I-147 ISN'T MANDATE FOR TOUGHER LAWS"; MISSOULIAN; 2004 NOV 8 3 EDUCATIONAL FINANCE "THOMAS' IDEA: PAY TEACHERS MORE BY HIRING FEWER OF THEM"; MISSOULIAN; 2004 NOV 23 FOREST MANAGEMENT MONTANA "FOREST SERVICE READIES DRAFT"; RAVALLI REPUBLIC; 2004 NOV 12 "LOGGING ON? PLAN WOULD OPEN THOUSANDS OF BURNED ACRES TO HARVEST"; DAILY INTERLAKE; 2004 NOV 5 GAY MARRIAGES "MARRIAGE INITIATIVE A 2-1 WINNER"; LAUREL OUTLOOK; 2004 NOV 10 "MONTANA JOINS OTHER STATES IN BANNING GAY MARRIAGES"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2004 NOV 3 HABITAT MONTANA "PRESERVING PRESERVATION"; MISSOULIAN; 2004 NOV 18 HIGHWAY FINANCE HIGHWAYS "ANOTHER $3 MILLION FOR HIGHWAY 323"; EKALAKA EAGLE; 2004 NOV 26 HUMAN RIGHTS "KAUFMANN, TOOLE AMONG DEMOCRATIC LAWMAKERS TO SPONSOR CIVIL UNION BILL"; INDEPENDENT RECORD; 2004 NOV 4 INCOME TAX MONTANA "TAX CHANGES NEEDED TO ATTRACT PRIVATE CAPITOL"; FLATHEAD BUSINESS JOURNAL; 2004 NOV 19 INDIAN AFFAIRS EDUCATION "INDIAN CULTURAL EDUCATION RARE DESPITE LAW"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 28 INDIAN AFFAIRS HEALTH "IHS DISTRIBUTES $23.7 MILLION TO ADDRESS DIABETES, WITH MORE THAN $400,000 TO THE BLACKFEET"; GLACIER REPORTER; 2004 NOV 25 INVESTMENT "TKO HOLDINGS READY TO RUMBLE INTO HUGE TRADING PROFITS"; WALL STREET JOURNAL; 2004 NOV 18 JAILS MONTANA "JAIL IN BLACK, SHERIFF SAYS"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 14 4 LAND TRUSTS LAND USE "DNRC HEAD: LEGISLATURE OVERSTEPPED BOUNDS"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 5 LAND TRUSTS "SCHOOL TRUST LANDS TARGETED FOR DEVELOPMENT"; DAILY INTERLAKE; 2004 NOV 21 LAND USE "LAND SWAP PROTECTS WILDLIFE HABITAT IN GRAVELLYS"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2004 NOV 28 "PRODUCERS FEAR LOSS OF LEASES AND LIVLIHOOD"; MILES CITY STAR; 2004 NOV 5 "STATE LAND BUY PLAN OUTLINED"; MILES CITY STAR; 2004 NOV 11 LEGISLATIVE SESSION "HOUSE REMAINS ON GOP CONTROL, TWO VOTES SPEAPRATE CANDIDATES"; INDEPENDENT RECORD; 2004 NOV 9 LEGISLAIVE VOTING "POWER SHIFT ALTERS PERSPECTIVES: GOP'S NEW SENATE STATUS WON'T BE IGNORED, SAYS MINORITY LEADER"; BILLINGS GAZETTE COM; 2004 NOV 7 "LEGISLATORS PICK LEADERS TODAY"; INDEPENDENT RECORD; 2004 NOV 17 "MONTANA DEMOCRATS TAKE SENATE; HOUSE UNDECIDED"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE ONLINE; 2004 NOV 4 LEGISLATURE "HD12 RECOUNT DRAGS ON"; MISSOULIAN; 2004 NOV 30 LUMBER INDUSTRIES "PLUM CREEK WINS TAX BATTLE"; HUNGRY HORSE NEWS; 2004 NOV 25 MARIJUANA "MEDICAL MARIJUANA"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 23 "WHILE HIGH COURT DEBATES, MONTANA LAW MOVES AHEAD"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 30 MINING "CANYON RESOURCES LOOKS AT CYANIDE-FREE OLD MINING"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2004 NOV 4 "ROSEBUD COUNTY OKS COALBED RULES"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2004 NOV 4 5 MINING INDUSTRIES "CANYON RESOURCES STOCK DROPS NEARLY 53 PERCENT"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE ONLINE; 2004 NOV 4 "STRIKE DIMINISHED PROFITS OF STILLWATER"; BILLINGS GAZETTE COM; 2004 NOV 2 MINING MONTANA "CANYON TO PURSUE CYANIDE-FREE MINE IN LINCOLN"; INDEPENDENT RECORD; 2004 NOV 4 "DEMS: I-147 PASSAGE WON'T MEAN TOUGHER ENVIRO LAWS"; INDEPENDENT RECORD; 2004 NOV 7 MINORS "LAUREL GIRL FACES ASSULT CHARGE"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2004 NOV 5 NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND "SIDNEY SCHOOLS MEET FEDERAL CRITERIA"; SIDNEY HERALD; 2004 NOV 28 RAILROADS MONTANA "TONGUE RIVER RAILROAD PROS, CONS REHASHED"; POWDER RIVER EXAMINER; 2004 NOV 25 REVENUE "OMNIBUS BILL BRINGS NEARLY $2M FOR STATE"; CARBON COUNTY NEWS; 2004 NOV 25 REVENUE ESTIMATION "STATE REVENUE PREDICTIONS NOT FAR APART"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2004 NOV 17 RURAL AREAS "URBAN-RURAL EFFORT NEEDED, SPEAKER TELLS NPRC"; BILLINGS GAZETTE; 2004 NOV 13 RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT "O'ROURKE COMPLETES SMALL TOWN SEMINAR"; ANACONDA LEADER; 2004 NOV 23 SALES TAX "TAX ISSUE TOPS AGENDA"; BIG SKY BUSINESS JOURNAL; 2004 NOV 15 SCHOOL CIRRICULA SCHOOL DISTRICTS "COMMITTEE EXAMINES 10 HIGH SCHOOL SCENARIOS"; BILLINGS OUTPOST; 2004 NOV 25 SCHOOL CLOSURES "ANACONDA FACED WITH POSSIBLE SCHOOL CLOSURE"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2004 NOV 5 "ANACONDA SETS FINAL SESSION ON SCHOOL CLOSURE"; MONTANA STANDARD; 2004 NOV 30 6 "DISTRICT TO DISCUSS SCHOOL CLOSURE OPTIONS"; ANACONDA LEADER; 2004 NOV 17 "PARENTS, TEACHERS COMMENT ON SCHOOL CLOSURES"; ANACONDA LEADER; 2004 NOV 23 "PAST 25 YEARS HAVE SEEN 10 SCHOOL CLOSURES IN MISSOULA"; MISSOULIAN; 2004 NOV 21 "PETITIONERS COLLECT 5,600 SIGNATURES IN SUPPORT OF EAST MIDDLE SCHOOL"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 4 "PROTESTS NOT SLOWING PLANS TO CLOSE EAST"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 16 "RIVALS MAY BECOME TEAMMATES"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 29 "SCHOOL CLOSURES: WHAT'S THE PLAN STAN? MISSOULIAN; 2004 NOV 21 SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION "VOTE ON SCHOOL SITE SLATED FOR JANUARY"; HAVRE DAILY NEWS; 2004 NOV 9 "BLUE SKY SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSES CONSOLIDATION"; LIBERTY COUNTY TIMES; 2004 NOV 24 "CONSOLIDATION WON'T REVERSE BUDGET DECLINE, REPORT SAYS"; HAVRE DAILY NEWS; 2004 NOV 23 "J-I BOARD APPROVES CONSOLIDATION RESOLUTION, SOME COMMITTEE QUESTIONS ANSWERED"; LIBERTY COUNTY TIMES; 2004 NOV 17 "LAVINA/RYEGATE CONSOLIDATION? TIMES-CLARION; 2004 NOV 4 "THE WAY I SEE IT: CONSOLIDATION IS AN IDEA THAT DESERVES OUT BACKING"; LIBERTY COUNTY TIMES; 2004 NOV 24 SCHOOL ENROLLMENT "CLASS STRUGGLE"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2004 NOV 28 "DEMOGRAPHIC SHIFT DRAINING HIGH SCHOOLS"; MISSOULIAN; 2004 NOV 12 SCHOOL EXPANSION "SGHS BOARD DISCUSSES 2-CLASSROOM ADDITION"; BIG TIMBER PIONEER; 2004 NOV 19 SCHOOL FINANCE "BOZEMAN SCHOOLS MAY NEED FINANCIAL 'MIRACLE' TO AVOID CUTS"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2004 NOV 10 "MEASURES APPEAR HEADED FOR PASSAGE"; BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE; 2004 NOV 24 7 "BOARD CUTS ADMINISTRATIVE POSITION"; CHOTEAU ACANTHA; 2004 NOV 16 "FUNDING FORMULA NEEDS CHANGE"; MILES CITY STAR; 2004 NOV 12 "HIGH COURT REBUFFS SCHOOL FUNDING"; GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE; 2004 NOV 10 "JUSTICE RICE: STATE MUST DEFINE QUALITY EDUCATION"; MILES CITY STAR; 2004 NOV 10 "THE MOMENT
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    Curriculum Vita MARSHA A. GOETTING 2021 Agricultural Economics & Economics Department 422 West Cutting P.O. Box 172800 Bozeman, MT 59715 Montana State University (406) 586-5259 Bozeman, MT 59717 E-mail: [email protected] Voice: (406) 994-5695 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (406) 994-4838 EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND • Doctor of Philosophy. Department of Human Development and Family Studies, Iowa State University, Ames, May 1996. Major: Family Resource Management, Minor: Gerontology, Dissertation: Older Adults, Bequests, and Wills. • Master of Science Degree: Education. Kansas State University, Manhattan, December 1973. Major: Adult Education • Master of Science Degree: Home Economics. Kansas State University, Manhattan, May 1973. Major: Family Economics • Bachelor of Science Degree: Home Economics. Kansas State University, Manhattan, December 1971. Major: Consumer Interests • Certified Financial Planner, College for Financial Planning, March 1999-present • American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Certification, June 1995 - present EMPLOYMENT HISTORY • Professor, MSU Extension Family Economics Specialist: (July 1992 to present); Montana State University Extension-Bozeman, Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics, Bozeman, MT. Responsibilities: Provide family financial education and estate planning education for Montana citizens that will enable them to improve their quality of life. Collaborate with County Extension faculty, Agricultural Economics and Economics faculty, faculty from other disciplines, and legal and tax professionals in the development and evaluation of programs in communities, as well as, publications available from MSU and county offices. Seek funding for needed programs. Marsha A. Goetting Curriculum Vita • Graduate Research Assistant: (.25) (August 1992-May 1995). Department of Human Development and Family Studies; Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. Responsibilities: Conduct literature searches, copy research articles in library, input data, and conduct computer analysis of data and co-author articles.
  • MT Group Circulation / Montana # of Households YOUR BOTTOM LINE ** Billings Gazette Wyoming Circulation X NAA 2.3 Readers Per Copy **Ravalli Is a M-F Publication

    MT Group Circulation / Montana # of Households YOUR BOTTOM LINE ** Billings Gazette Wyoming Circulation X NAA 2.3 Readers Per Copy **Ravalli Is a M-F Publication

    The Montana Group reaches approximately 227,247 readers daily READERSHIP and 252,878 readers Sunday based on NAA average of 2.3 readers per copy. Source: ABC Publishers Statement March 31, 2010. DAILY SUNDAY BILLINGS GAZETTE 42% 51% MARKET PENETRATION BUTTE MT STANDARD 46% 47% The Montana Group circulation LEE coverage reaches readers HELENA INDEPENDENT RECORD 48% 47% GROUP in 56 counties across Montana, MISSOULIAN 32% 41% SALES plus 9 counties in Household coverage for Newspaper Designated Market northern Wyoming. ABC Publisher’s Statement March 31, 2010. CUSTOMIZED BUYS INCLUDING M T GR OUP HAMILTON RAVALLI REPUBLIC 16% penetration OTHER MARKETS Falcon report 10/10/11 ADVERTISING RATES 2012 - 2013 AVAILABLE. CALL FOR DEMOGRAPHICS STATE OF MONTANA POPULATION BY AGE: INFORMATION. Population 995,310 Under 18 23% 18 to 24 10% PHONE: (406) 657-1350 Households 401,485 25 to 34 12% FAX (406) 657-1536 35 to 44 11% Households w/ [email protected] children under 18 114,018 45-54 15% 401 NORTH BROADWAY Median household income $42,046 55 to 64 14% Claritas 2011 (estimates) 65+ 15% BILLINGS, MT 59101 OR P. O . BOX 36300 EFFECTIVE STATE OF MONTANA BILLINGS, MT 59107 BUYING INCOME/ Effective Buying Income $14.8 Billion RETAIL SALES Food Sales $5.5 Billion Restaurants/Food Service $1.4 Billion Automotive Dealers $2.4 Billion Hardware, Lumber, Garden $1.3 Billion Claritas 2011 MONTANA GROUP IS A NETWOR K OF FIVE OF THE LARGEST DAILY NEW S PA PERS IN MONTANA. TOGETHER, T HESE NEW S PA PERS CIRCULATION : 5 MONTANA GROUP NEWSPAPERS DELIVER 252,878* READERS WITH ONE EASY BUY TH AT COULD INC REASE DAILY 98,803 SUNDAY 109,947 *Source: Based on circulationxNAA average readers of 2.3 readers per copy.
  • Send2press® Media List 2009, Weekly U.S. Newspapers *Disclaimer: Media Outlets Subject to Change; This Is Not Our Complete Database!

    Send2press® Media List 2009, Weekly U.S. Newspapers *Disclaimer: Media Outlets Subject to Change; This Is Not Our Complete Database!

    Send2Press® Media Lists 2009 — Page 1 of 125 www.send2press.com/lists/ Send2Press® Media List 2009, Weekly U.S. Newspapers *Disclaimer: media outlets subject to change; this is not our complete database! AK Anchorage Press AK Arctic Sounder AK Dutch Harbor Fisherman AK Tundra Drums AK Cordova Times AK Delta Wind AK Bristol Bay Times AK Alaska Star AK Chilkat Valley News AK Homer News AK Homer Tribune AK Capital City Weekly AK Clarion Dispatch AK Nome Nugget AK Petersburg Pilot AK Seward Phoenix Log AK Skagway News AK The Island News AK Mukluk News AK Valdez Star AK Frontiersman AK The Valley Sun AK Wrangell Sentinel AL Abbeville Herald AL Sand Mountain Reporter AL DadevilleDadeville RecordRecord AL Arab Tribune AL Atmore Advance AL Corner News AL Baldwin Times AL Western Star AAL Alabama MessengerMessenger AL Birmingham Weekly AL Over the Mountain Jrnl. AL Brewton Standard AL Choctaw Advocate AL Wilcox Progressive Era AL Pickens County Herald Content and information is Copr. © 1983‐2009 by NEOTROPE® — All Rights Reserved. Send2Press® Media Lists 2009 — Page 2 of 125 AL Cherokee County Herald AL Cherokee Post AL Centreville Press AL Washington County News AL Call‐News AL Chilton County News AL Clanton Advertiser AL Clayton Record AL Shelby County Reporter AL The Beacon AL Cullman Tribune AL Daphne Bulletin AL The Sun AL Dothan Progress AL Elba Clipper AL Sun Courier AL The Southeast Sun AL Eufaula Tribune AL Greene County Independent AL Evergreen Courant AL Fairhope Courier AL The Times Record AL Tri‐City Ledger AL Florala News AL Courier Journal AL The Onlooker AL De Kalb Advertiser AL The Messenger AL North Jefferson News AL Geneva County Reaper AL Hartford News Herald AL Samson Ledger AL Choctaw Sun AL The Greensboro Watchman AL Butler Countyy News AL Greenville Advocate AL Lowndes Signal AL Clarke County Democrat AL The Islander AL The Advertiser‐Gleam AL Northwest Alabaman AL TheThe JournalJournal‐RecordRecord AL Journal Record AL Trinity News AL Hartselle Enquirer AL The Cleburne News AL The South Alabamian Content and information is Copr.