Missoulian: FWP
restricts fishing on Clark Fork, Bitterroot rivers
Fishing Restricted to Coolest Part of the Day on Parts of Bitterroot, Clark Fork
Fishing Restricted to Coolest Part of the Day on Parts of Bitterroot, Clark Fork
“In an effort to protect fish from the stress of low stream
flows and high water temperatures, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will
prohibit fishing from 2p.m. until midnight on parts of the Clark Fork and all
of the Bitterroot Rivers, excluding the East and West Forks, beginning
Thursday, July 25.”
Missoulian: Armstrong
urges judge to dismiss gov't lawsuit
United States Joins Lawsuit Alleging Lance Armstrong and Others Caused the Submission of False Claims to the U.S. Postal Service
United States Joins Lawsuit Alleging Lance Armstrong and Others Caused the Submission of False Claims to the U.S. Postal Service
“The Department of Justice announced today that the
government has joined a civil lawsuit alleging that Lance Armstrong, Johan
Bruyneel and Tailwind Sports LLC and Tailwind Sports Corporation (Tailwind)
submitted or caused the submission of false claims to the U.S. Postal Service
(USPS) in connection with its sponsorship of a professional bicycle racing team
by regularly employing banned substances and methods to enhance their
performance, in violation of the USPS sponsorship agreements. ”
Missoulian: Senators
push for quicker generic drug access
FTC v Activis
“The FDA eventually approved Actavis’ generic product, but instead of bringing its drug to market, Actavis entered into a “reverse payment” settlement agreement with Solvay, agreeing not to bring its generic to market for a specified number of years and agreeing to promote AndroGel to doctors in exchange for millions of dollars.”
“The FDA eventually approved Actavis’ generic product, but instead of bringing its drug to market, Actavis entered into a “reverse payment” settlement agreement with Solvay, agreeing not to bring its generic to market for a specified number of years and agreeing to promote AndroGel to doctors in exchange for millions of dollars.”
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