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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2013
Page
1
Montana Standard reports commissioners may limit a proposed early morning open container ban to the Uptown commercial district to ease passage. The plan would restrict public drinking countywide between 2 and 8 a.m. if approved, with Judiciary Committee to discuss Wednesday.
Angela Brandt reports at the Butte-Silver Bow Fire Department open house where kids like Ali Staycar enjoyed pretending to drive a fire engine and donning turnout gear. Fire officials say the event, running 2 to 6 p.m. Wednesday at Stations 1 and 2, aims to connect residents with crews and promote kitchen fire prevention tips.
Miller states the goal is to stop potential fires before they start as part of the station's fire safety mission. Reporter Angela Brandt can be contacted via angela.brandt lee.net for any follow ups.
American James Rothman Randy Schekman and German American Thomas Sudhof win the Nobel Prize in Medicine for revealing how vesicles ferry key substances inside cells delivering insulin and signaling chemicals. The research explains cellular transport and could spur new medicines and biotech advances. The prize totaling 1.2 million dollars honors their work on the cell's internal transport system and vesicles acting like a FedEx network.
The Montana Immigrant Justice Alliance filed in U.S. District Court alleging MHP detained Hispanic drivers on race alone to check immigration status. The suit seeks a ruling that the policy is unconstitutional and to halt further detentions. May include references to former chief Hickethier and new chief Butler.
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