SOS News Digest

May 29, 2008

Montana news

Wyoming won't put prisoners in Hardin jail
Billings Gazette

Deal struck on Bakken land
Billings Gazette

Democrats vie for state schools chief
Great Falls Tribune

Two stamps needed to mail in primary ballot
Great Falls Tribune

Morrison leads charge on making insurer ‘conduct’ info public
Independent Record

HD17: Natural resources, schools big concerns
Independent Record

Ranchers sue over bison management
Daily Chronicle

State budget gets bare
Missoula Independent

Hunt questions Rehberg's GI Bill vote
Missoulian

Tester hopeful for water-project funding
Havre Daily News

The Quest for Legislative Control Begins
Flathead Beacon

Presidential Primary

Dem campaigns blitzing Montana
Billings Gazette

Obama to speak at Four Seasons Friday
Great Falls Tribune

Women leaders throw support behind Clinton
Great Falls Tribune

Obama campaign adresses PTSD
Great Falls Tribune

Obama, Bill Clinton plan Montana stops
Independent Record

Who Cares?
Missoula Independent

Clinton says she can beat McCain
Missoulian

Crowd listens for solutions during Clinton's speech
Missoulian

Bill Clinton in Anaconda Sunday
Montana Standard

Obama officials visit café in Hamilton
Ravalli Republic

Editorials

Gazette Opinion: Clinton visit turns spotlight on Billings
Billings Gazette

Montana’s secret weapon: Saving the state from secret Plum Creek deals
Missoula Independent

Voter registration still available - Thursday, May 29, 2008
Missoulian

Mars mission is a worthy quest
Daily Inter Lake

Wilderness 101: Multiple Use
Flathead Beacon