SOS News Digest

March 20, 2008

Montana news

Helena lawyer opposes McGrath
Billings Gazette

Tickets to see Clinton, Obama gone quickly
Billings Gazette

Campaign complaint rejected
Billings Gazette

Last candidates expected today
Billings Gazette

2nd Dem joins U.S. House race
Billings Gazette

Doctor plans to reopen abortion clinic in Bozeman
Daily Chronicle

State races take shape with deadline filings
Great Falls Tribune

Peace activists maintain five-year vigil
Great Falls Tribune

Helena attorney to run for chief justice post
Great Falls Tribune

Deadline to file for legislative, county races today
Great Falls Tribune

Both parties pleased with quality of regional candidates
Great Falls Tribune

Tickets for Democratic dinner sell out in minutes
Great Falls Tribune

Stimson to close: Workers at lumber mill given 60-day notices
Missoulian

Stories from war define the times
Missoulian

Democrats turn out in record numbers to see Clinton, Obama
Missoulian

Congressman Rehberg says he'll run for a fifth term
Havre Daily News

Daily Show zings Gov. Schweitzer
Montana Standard

Want to run? Deadline is today; here’s a rundown of who has filed
Montana Standard

Jopek Seeks Third Legislative Term
Flathead Beacon

Packs Americana
Missoula Independent

Editorials

Coming to grips with warming
Independent Record

Wilderness 101: All About the Bob
Flathead Beacon

etc
Missoula Independent

Bloggers for governor: Helena teachers aim bytes at Schweitzer
Missoula Independent

Federal News

Business groups campaign against climate change bill
Independent Record

Tester nominates Indian war hero for presidential medal
Missoulian

Baucus, Conrad say new farm bill proposal unacceptable
Missoulian