Montana oil spill renews worries over pipeline safety
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Bob Sarver and his wife, Melvina, load water into their car trunk Tuesday in Glendive. The Glendive drinking water supply has been contaminated by a crude oil spill in the Yellowstone River. (AP photo)
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Montana oil spill renews worries over pipeline safety
Worlds oldest clown dies at 98
In this March 29, 2012, file photo, Floyd “Creeky” Creekmore puts on his nose while getting dressed before a visit with children at a circus in Billings. Creekmore, the world’s oldest clown, died Saturday night of complications from heart disease at his home in Billings. He was 98. (AP Photo)
Reservation burning
With burned range land stretching into the distance, Lee Carlson tightens a barbed wire fence damaged by a wildfire on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation in this Aug. 9 photograph. A horse escaped through the fence earlier in the day. It's been an especially brutal fire season for the 4,500 person tribe living in a remote, arid region in eastern Wildfires have burned more than 90 square miles on the reservation since June.