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Montana daily news roundup

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3 long-serving legislators decline to run



Three well-known, veteran legislators — Reps. Ed Butcher, Bill Glaser and Mike Jopek — have decided to hang it up rather than run for re-election this year.
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Montana gets 1 response to coal sale



Montana officials say they've gotten a single response to a lease sale on a half-billion tons of state-owned coal near the Wyoming border.
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Montana needs more election judges


The secretary of state says more election judges are needed to help deal with an anticipated shortage for the fall elections.   Read More
Committee digs into new veteran's home proposals


All seven proposed sites for a new southwestern Montana veteran's retirement home were still in the running Tuesday after a six-member committee spent hours poring over the options.   Read More
Flags to fly at half-staff in memory of fallen Columbia Falls soldier


Gov. Brian Schweitzer has ordered state and national flags to be flown at half-staff on Friday and Saturday in honor of a soldier from Hungry Horse who was killed in Afghanistan.   Read More
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Gov. Brian Schweitzer (D)
Elected: November 2004, 2008
Term expires: January 2013

 

State capital: Helena
State nickname: The Treasure State
Lt. Gov. John Bohlinger (R)
Secretary of State Linda McCulloch (D)
Attorney General Steve Bullock (D)
Senate President: Robert Story (R)
House Speaker: Bob Bergren (D)
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