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...asked Rusty, 29 and from Montana, if he knew where the next "Survivor" series was to be held. He'd heard rumors of Africa or a South American rain forest. Was he worried about existing in a tropical jungle? "Nah. I survive L.A. And that's a real jungle." I wondered if he was your standard unemployed actor, but discovered that he just looked like one. He was a salesman for a trucking company. Apparently life is equally tough for those in L.A. who are not actors...
...this is to have a more thoughtful debate in the context of a budget," a spokesman for Sen. Max Baucus of Montana said Monday. Translation: No tax cut will hit the Senate floor until at least April, when the 2002 budget as a whole arrives from across the Capitol. And even then it's going to get a good going-over...
...Because these guys are some of the red-state Democrats on whose welcome mat Bush has been wiping his feet ever since his speech to Congress last Tuesday. Last week, Bush looked in on constituents of Blanche Lincoln (Arkansas) and Baucus (Montana); next week, he'll hold events on the home turf of John Breaux (Louisiana), Kent Conrad (North Dakota) and even Tom Daschle (South Dakota...
...these antidepressants, we can move on with our lives and forget that our government - you know, the one of, by and for the people - has forsaken us without so much as a backward glance. And if not, we'll just find a nice deserted cabin in the middle of Montana, buy some camouflage and a copy of "The Anarchist's Cookbook" and start working on improving...
...Bush to give up the 1999 federal racketeering suit against them. And in his final month as President, Clinton provided a raft of additional targets, including measures announced just last week to protect more than 1 million acres of federal land, such as the Upper Missouri River Breaks in Montana and a portion of Arizona's Sonoran Desert. Property-rights advocates and Western Republican Governors howl that these vast protected spaces--what one Bush adviser calls "land grabs"--hurt local logging companies and property owners...