SOS News Digest

March 7, 2008

Montana news

State officers see budget tightening
Billings Gazette

Corrections' rule on marijuana criticized
Billings Gazette

PSC to decide on wind charge
Billings Gazette

Roe v. Wade attorney to speak
Billings Gazette

Regents warned state budget likely to be tight
Daily Chronicle

Leading environmental lawyer, activist shares thoughts
Daily Chronicle

Montana primary could provide crucial momentum in June
Great Falls Tribune

Schweitzer to talk with FWP over hunting regs
Independent Record

Recycling popular measure in global warming survey
Independent Record

Governor says state’s noncompliance on Real ID will not affect residents
Independent Record

Former House Speaker Vincent to run for PSC
Independent Record

Biologist withdraws claim of rabbit’s disappearance
Independent Record

Governor’s Prayer Breakfast set for Saturday
Independent Record

Regents meeting / Schweitzer urges honing two-year education
Missoulian

University system / Rein in energy, loan entities, regents told
Missoulian

Schweitzer tours meth treatment center
Havre Daily News

Local races shaping up for Legislature
Daily Inter Lake

Editorials

More protection for the Front
Independent Record

Biomass a viable alternative fuel
Ravalli Republic

Federal News

Budget request falls far short of Indian facilities' needs
Billings Gazette

House bill aims to start fire fund
Billings Gazette

Tester keeps campaign pledge on code of ethics
Independent Record