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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2023
Page
1
In Seerocat, Arizona, a senior send off program outlines scholarships and prizes for graduates. The initiative, tied to local education groups, aims to recognize academic achievement and community involvement ahead of graduation.
Below average temperatures continue for two weeks as snow storms persist in Butte. Snowfall from Wednesday night through Thursday noon caused hazardous road conditions. Butte High tennis, Lone Peak baseball, C M Russell softball, Butte Central baseball, and a Frenchtown track event were canceled or postponed. The season’s cold stretch marks the fourth longest cold streak in Butte history, with prior records noted by meteorologist Brian Conlan of the National Weather Service.
Conner Tex Webster, 21, appeared in orange jail attire with public defender Walter Hennessey and pleaded not guilty to attempted deliberate homicide in district court. Prosecutors say he fired at least five shots at a former girlfriend’s residence on Hummingbird Lane, four entering the home, while jailed since March 7 with bail set at 500000.
Montana moves on parental consent policy after a Helena judge ruled the minor abortion consent law unconstitutional. House Bill 968, by Rep. Amy Regier, passed Judiciary Committee on party lines to require parental consultation for minors seeking abortions, with Republicans supporting and Democrats opposing.
A Manhattan grand jury indicted Donald Trump on criminal charges over payments tied to the 2016 campaign to silence extramarital allegations. Trump denounces the action as political persecution while his defense vows a vigorous fight. prosecutors plan a surrender process as the case moves forward.
Montana utilities rally around House Bill 284 to extend the preapproval statute to all utilities, enabling regulated energy firms to submit resource proposals to the Montana Public Service Commission before construction or purchase. Rep. Jerry Schillinger argues the process aligns regulator and company views on customers’ best resources.
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