Safety drive urged after fatal Billings accident
Reader letters call for mandatory vehicle inspections and tougher penalties for faulty brakes after a four year old boy was killed when struck and run over by a heavy rack. The notes argue current patrol checks are insufficient and urge swift action to keep “killer cars” off city streets.
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Small Town Renaissance explores Montana study tale
A new book titled Small Town Renaissance by Richard Waverly from Harper and Brothers covers the Montana study run 1944 to 1947. It follows Montana towns Ban nock Virginia City and the Flathead Reservation as locals form community study groups to address social and economic issues with Rockefeller Foundation support and Grester University of Montana sponsorship.
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The Sheathing Sky review by Paul Bowles
A Books Review discusses Port Kit and Tanner in Bowles tale set in North Africa. The trio joins Mama and Eric and travels across the Sahara where disease danger and isolation shape a troubled journey. The critic urges readers to consider Bowles vivid Africa and its people before returning home.
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North
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Sahara
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Eric
Tunner
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