- Use your common sense -- Helena Independent
September 02, 2010
In your article about Kathleen Sebelius and Max Baucus traveling Montana explaining the national health care plan, Sebelius is quoted as saying there is much misinformation. An example she gave was ?
- Guest column: Changes we need to the constitution -- Bozeman Daily Chronicle
September 02, 2010
Its not unusual for hundreds of amendment proposals to be introduced in a single session of Congress. Only 27 amendments have been successfully ratified in the constitutions 221-year history. The only amendment to complete this process in modern times was the 26th Amendment to lower the voting age to 18.
- Rehberg meets with Montana Farm Bureau Federation to discuss estate tax, other issues -- Bozeman Daily Chronicle
September 02, 2010
But thats not true in Montana, where farmers and ranchers are often described as land rich, cash poor, he said. Bob Hanson, MFBFs president, told Rehberg that the estate tax hits Montana farmers and ranchers particularly hard.
- Schools bells set to ring in Bergenfield, Dumont and New Milford -- North Jersey.com
September 01, 2010
Kuchar said she would work at per diem rate not to exceed $170,000 in yearly salary. Mrs. Eberharts salary was $178,681, he said, so the savings to the district would be $8,681 plus $17,000 in her [Eberhards] benefits package, making it $25,000 between salary and benefits.
- Brit man jailed for infecting girlfriend with HIV -- Buzz 7
September 01, 2010
Nicholas Richards, 32, admitted committing grievous bodily harm by hiding the 19-year-old that he had the virus. London, Sept 1(ANI): A British man has been jailed for 12 months after he infected his girlfriend with HIV and made her pregnant.
