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Don "Babe" Weinberger and his wife, Eloise, wish they had known then what they know now: how to recognize a stroke.
Judge: Release may be 'injustice' - Sun, 19 May 2013 PST
A Montana judge said he fears he's done a "soul-wrenching injustice" to a man he freed from prison after more than 27 years, only to see him ordered back behind bars by a higher court.
Don "Babe" Weinberger and his wife, Eloise, wish they had known then what they know now: how to recognize a stroke.
Barry Beach in Custody After Yesterday's Supreme Court Ruling
Touching on polarizing news that broke yesterday evening. The latest in the Barry Beach story as yesterday a 4-3 decision in the Supreme Court reversing a judges order that released Barry Beach from prison after doubts were raised on his guilt.
The Hutchinson News, Hutchinson Kansas
Mont. man in custody after release in 1979 slaying
After two years of freedom, a Montana man is back in custody after a state Supreme Court ruling that could send him back to prison for the rest of his life for the 1979 slaying of a teenager A spokesman for the attorney general said Barry Beach was taken into custody without incident Wednesday morning by the Yellowstone County Sheriff's Office.
The Missoula Independent Online
Montana Supreme Court reinstates Barry Beach conviction
The Montana Supreme Court ruled today in a 4-3 decision to reinstate Barry Beach's 1984 conviction for murdering 17-year-old Kim Nees on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.
Mont. tribes get $600,00 for cleanup work
American Indian tribes on two Montana reservations have been awarded a combined $600,000 under a federal program to clean up contaminated properties.
It begins with the drums. This is the signal for the dancers to enter into the dance arbor, usually led by dancers carrying the eagle feather staff.
Guilty verdicts for Bakken oil field scammers
All four defendants in a bogus Bakken oil lease trial were found guilty in federal court Wednesday in Great Falls, for an elaborate scam in which dozens of people were conned into investing roughly $673,000 into a fictitious oil drilling project on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.
Jury finds defendants guilty in Bakken oil scam
The four remaining defendants in a Bakken oil leasing scam that duped unwitting investors across the country out of hundreds of thousands of dollars have been found guilty by a Montana jury.
Open Roads and Endless Scenery Await Motorcyclists in Montana
The Big Muddy Motorcycle Rally June 2 & 3 highlights the best rides for motorcyclists in Montana's Missouri River Country.