Wildfire/ Clinic Grants/ Flathead Fish/ Rwanda Genocide

Missoulian:  Superior wildfire blows up to 150 acres within hours 

MT InciWeb 

Missoulian: Montana clinics receive grant to help patients buy health coverage 

Affordable Care Act, Title V, Section 5102 State health care workforce development grants, pg 526 

Missoulian: Battle over two species reveals gaping split in Flathead Lake fish management

FWP Notes on the CSKT Flathead Lake Fisheries EIS  

“FWP believes that aggressive measures such as gill netting lake trout are not called for in the CSKT/FWP Flathead Fisheries Co-Management plan at this time. Bull trout populations are 60% above the secure levels, a guideline developed under the Co-Management plan. Because bull trout are above secure levels, FWP believes that there is no purpose and need to proceed with gill netting at this time. Harvest of lake trout through recreational angling and Mack Days are within the direction of the Co-Management Plan.”

Missoulian:  NH woman to be sentenced in Rwanda fraud case 

U.S. District Judge Revokes Beatrice Munyenyezi’s U.S. Citizenship 

“On February 21, 2013, in Concord, New Hampshire, U.S. District Judge Steven McAuliffe revoked Beatrice Munyenyezi’s U.S. citizenship after a jury convicted her on two criminal counts of procuring citizenship unlawfully. Munyenyezi is the first Rwandan-born naturalized citizen to be denaturalized in connection with the 1994 genocide.”