SOS News Digest

January 24, 2008

Montana news

PSC gives Qwest option in dispute
Billings Gazette

Bonner couple's son dies in Iraq
Billings Gazette

Southern-border guards head home
Billings Gazette

Canadian, U.S. development contrasted
Billings Gazette

Meetings to help with CMR management
Billings Gazette

State near bottom in graduated recruits
Billings Gazette

Students participate in Indian Education project
Billings Gazette

Cramped VA clinic welcomes news of more space
Billings Gazette

Former state employee Hunter running for seat in state House
Independent Record

Making friends, not enemies
Missoula Independent

In them thar hills
Missoula Independent

Another try for freedom
Missoula Independent

Montana resists Real ID
Missoula Independent

Businesses scramble to find quality workers
Missoulian

Economic roadshow set to start
Missoulian

Wyoming legislative committee wrestles with carbon capture bills
Missoulian

Bitter Debate Over Forest Travel Plan
Flathead Beacon

Editorials

Guest Opinion: States on right track for reforming health care
Billings Gazette

etc.
Missoula Independent

Promises, promises: Land Board pursues Swan River timber harvest
Missoula Independent

More ‘rigid' regulations make sense
Missoulian

Threats have no place in Bitterroot forest meetings
Missoulian

Rankin doesn’t deserve credit for GI Bill of Rights legislation
Missoulian

The good news about the economy
Daily Inter Lake

Keep the party caucuses open
Ravalli Republic

Federal News

Rehberg: VA to open outpatient clinic in Havre
Independent Record

Congress debates tax rebate
Missoulian