| Wyoming loses request to have Montana water lawsuit tossed |
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| Written by LORNA THACKERAY, Billings Gazette | |
| Thursday, 04 June 2009 | |
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Montana's lawsuit contending that Wyoming is violating terms of the Yellowstone River Compact by taking more than its share of the waters in the Tongue and Powder rivers advanced another step Wednesday. Read more...
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