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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2013
Page
1
Lyle Ruterbories, 93, the oldest working park ranger, earned a Glacier National Park honor as Gateway area businesses in the region face the idle effect of a shutdown. Yellowstone also reports losses, with daily impacts reported at around 30 million dollars.
Montana artist adds vibrant splash to Missoula’s Natural History Center with a newly finished mural. The project brings color to the center and showcases regional artistic talent.
Tech suffered a 13-7 setback at home as predigger spikers, led by key performers, battled LC State. The match ended with LC State maintaining a slim edge after a tense midgame stretch.
The article explores decorative prefabricated embellishments as a quick way to refresh interior style. It discusses ease of installation, cost considerations, and design versatility for modern living spaces. Malala Yousafzai is referenced as a symbol of courage in a separate feature.
The 2013 Land Report 100 shows America's 100 biggest landowners added 700,000 acres in the past year, totaling 33 million acres or almost 2 percent of the nation. John Malone leads with 2.2 million acres across four states, followed by Ted Turner with about two million acres.
The AWARE Center for Excellence in Anaconda opens a $3.3 million, 8248 square-foot building at 205 E. Park Ave. Larry Noonan, longtime director and CEO of AWARE Inc., says the facility serves kids with mental health and developmental needs, especially those with IQs under 80 often sidelined by other providers.
US forces conducted a stealth seaside raid near Barawe Somalia targeting an al Qaida suspect, but did not capture him. In Tripoli Libya, Nazih al Rugai alias Anas al Libi was seized outside his home as part of linked actions against al Qaida linked to embassy bombings. Authorities say no US casualties or statements.
With nine months before Montana's lone U.S. House race, five Republicans and one Democrat say they plan to run though candidacy could shift as two GOP hopefuls dropped out. Incumbent Rep. Steve Davies weighs a Senate bid, with Republicans privately viewing him as likely to run for the open seat. The expected field includes Champ Edmunds, Matt Rosendale, Corey Stapleton, Ryan Zinke, Brad Johnson, and John Lewis amid the dynamic contest.
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