Freemen declare independence amid Montana standoff
About 20 Freemen holed up near Justus Township put up a four paragraph statement denouncing the U S government as a corporate prostitute. They reiterate they have a right to govern themselves and claim talks with Montana legislators last week yielded little while facing state and federal charges.
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Freemen in Justus township challenge de facto government
A dated, verbose press release from 1996 argues Freemen deny the United States and Montana as corporations. It declares the true government is the People under God, upholding the Declaration of Independence. Russell Dean Landers-Landers voices the anti government stance.
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Honor Roll Lists by Grade and Students Across School
The document catalogs students by grade level who achieved honor roll status with all A and B grades. It names eighth graders Dana Dwyer Erika Shields and seventh graders Jill Dorsey Josh Poor Lindsay Boecker, plus a large roster for eighth seventh and sixth grades, plus incentive honor roll with a 5 percent or higher rise.
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Emily Bloss
Jo Burgoon
Brock Chesbro
Sarah Corwine
Ty Haas
Dan Ard
Beth Deterding
Shannon Sloan
Annette Stumpff
Jamie Carrick
Treesa Dowling
Mandy Enfield
Donna Krueger
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Ashley Lurber
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Dana Dwyer
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Josh Poor
Lindsay Boecker
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Amy House
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Kraig Powell
Nick Scott
Brent Judd
Aaron Thompson
Donnie Allis
John Baker
Amy Hamilton
Hayley Horne
Josh Horne
Rob Olson
Carissa Parkin
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Ashley Robinson
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Jami Thompson
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Jason Leach
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Child gunfire deaths rise. 92 minutes per youth fatality
The Children’s Defense Fund and National Center for Health Statistics report that every 92 minutes a child dies from gunfire, with 5,751 youth deaths in 1993. Most were homicides, while overall youth gun deaths grew 7 percent from 1992 to 1993.
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America
Children’s Defense Fund
Enola Arid
National Center For Health Statistics
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