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Viewpoint: Prohibition on menthol cigs won't work - Vimarsana News

Viewpoint: Prohibition on menthol cigs won't work

Ted Dick Writes, The FDA should reconsider their proposed ban on menthol cigarettes and instead focus on evidence-based policies that balance public health concerns with the preservation of small businesses and the prevention of unintended consequences.

On DNR hunting lands, intensified logging rattles wildlife managers - Vimarsana News

On DNR hunting lands, intensified logging rattles wildlife managers

Current and retired managers criticize some of the "cords and boards" practices of tree harvesting. The DNR commissioner says changes will be made if needed.

Helena man races against time for kidney transplant - Vimarsana News

Helena man races against time for kidney transplant

A 44-year-old Helena man is recovering from a kidney transplant following a emotional roller coaster series of events.

Marijuana implementation passes Legislature, heads to gov's desk - Vimarsana News

Marijuana implementation passes Legislature, heads to gov's desk

Montana's marijuana implementation bill survived intense scrutiny from a legalization-hesitant Republican majority to pass the Legislature on Tuesday. House Bill 701 from Rep. Mike Hopkins, R-Missoula, cleared the House on a 67-32 vote and now heads to Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte, where he is expected to sign it. The bill allocates $6 million to Gianforte's fund planned for substance abuse prevention and addiction treatment, a program lawmakers shut down in February as a standalone item. The bill had died twice on the House side, once on its first vote in the House Taxation Committee an...

CSPAN June 28, 2009 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN June 28, 2009

of which was 6-3. he probably has one of those monday. but the supreme court says there is a floor under which an individual, where the circumstances suggest that an objective person might think that that jurist could have a hard time holding the balance and might be biased should under the constitution's due process clause be recused in the case. the chief justice wrote a strong dissent. the chief justice's opinion lists 40 different questions that might come up. what about if you finance the losing candidate, and is the winner going to be against you? what about trade associations ...