ARTICLES BY CAROL HOLOBOFF WESTERN NEWS
Grace to pay $250 million for Libby asbestos contamination
What is being called the largest payment ever ordered under the federal Superfund program, W.R. Grace has agreed to pay $250 million to reimburse the federal government for the costs of investigation and cleanup of asbestos contamination in Libby.
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Movement to save Libby's drive-in seeks more individuals
In 1958, when there were more than 5,000 drive-in theaters across the country, families piled into their cars and trucks to go to the movies.
THE WESTERN NEWS | UPDATED 16 YEARS, 10 MONTHS AGO
Baucus pursues funding for golf course cleanup
Sen. Max Baucus believes the vermiculite found at a Libby Elementary School last week is a perfect example of the need for Libby's asbestos exposure to be declared a public health emergency.
THE WESTERN NEWS | UPDATED 16 YEARS, 10 MONTHS AGO
Leaving la vida loca behind for the vast Northwest
Not everything that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.
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Doctors work toward information dissemination
The Libby Area Technical Assistant Group, also known as TAG, had a special presentation by Dr. Aubrey Miller during their monthly meeting in February. Miller is a physician in the U.S. Public Health Service and a Senior Medical Officer and Toxicologist for the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)'s Region …
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Home is where the heart is; African girl finds family in Troy
Florence Laflin is at home in Troy. The stork didn't bring her, but she did come on a big iron bird. She flew on an airplane from Monrovia, Liberia to her new American family in Montana.
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Lack of funding pushes EPA project back
The Environmental Protection Agency's Region 8 Work Plan for 2008 does not include the clean up and abatement of the green and tee boxes at Cabinet View Country Club because of insufficient funding.
THE WESTERN NEWS | UPDATED 17 YEARS AGO
W. R. Grace trial to test validity of claims
Reports of speculators paying up to $25 per share for stock in W. R. Grace & Co., which is said to be an unusually high amount for a company in bankruptcy, and suggestions that W. R. Grace & Co. is willing to gamble the company on the decision of a …
THE WESTERN NEWS | UPDATED 17 YEARS AGO
Local artist loves his work
Bronze sculpting is sometimes called the art of lost wax.
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Deputy state medical examiner speaks to LHS
Gene Reckin, a science instructor at Libby High School, invited Dr. Walter Kemp, (known as Willy) to speak to his students about his work at the state crime lab in Missoula. Kemp is the deputy state medical examiner and Reckin introduced him as, "the real-deal CSI."
THE WESTERN NEWS | UPDATED 17 YEARS AGO
A young man with definite plan for his life
Joel Brian Cutsforth marches to that different drummer Henry David Thoreau talked about. He will only be 16 in January, but he understands what Thoreau meant when he said, "That man is richest whose pleasures are cheapest."
THE WESTERN NEWS | UPDATED 17 YEARS AGO
CAG seeks community involvment with 2008 EPA budget allocation
Editor's Note: This is the last of a four part series looking into the Project Matrix developed by Paul
THE WESTERN NEWS | UPDATED 17 YEARS, 1 MONTH AGO
