SOS News Digest

January 10, 2008

Montana news

Schools push for coal leases as revenue source
Billings Gazette

Drilling starts against wishes of billionaire
Billings Gazette

Epidemiologist resigns from state post after reorganization
Billings Gazette

Group pushes for conservation office
Billings Gazette

Montana's top politicians shy from presidential picks
Billings Gazette

State OKs killing of nuisance wolves
Billings Gazette

State gets C-minus for education
Billings Gazette

2nd Billings Republican opts to run
Billings Gazette

Group asks for state to lease coal tracts to fund schools
Great Falls Tribune

Republican Bushman announces Senate bid
Great Falls Tribune

Companies vie to harness Norris Hill wind potential
Daily Chronicle

We must act now on global warming, says UM scientist
Independent Record

Public invited to comment on state wildfire management
Missoulian

Presidential candidate scheduled to speak at school fundraiser
Missoulian

Meeting scheduled to discuss coal-to-liquid plant at Malmstrom
Missoulian

Convention highlights booming economy
Daily Inter Lake

Speaking to Contractors, Baucus Warns of Recession
Flathead Beacon

Editorials

Gazette Opinion: A positive trend in state prisons?
Billings Gazette

We face a dilemma: too many bison, too little room
Great Falls Tribune

An initiative for kids' health
Independent Record

Public’s insight important to Bitterroot forest travel plan
Missoulian

Democracy, public discourse are alive and well in Montana
Missoulian

Opposite of 'Montana Conservative' is 'mainstream'
Missoulian

Watershed protection is a must
Montana Standard

Sen. Lee Metcalf embodied change
Ravalli Republic