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Tiny miracles
Schweitzer
under fire
over
remarks
Ex-governer says Cantor
sets off his ‘gaydar,’ equates
Feinstein to a prostitute
By MIKE DENNISON
Missoulian State Bureau
TOM BAUER/Missoulian
Three-day-old Chloe Castillo holds onto her mother Sarah’s finger inside her isolette at Community Medical Center’s neonatal unit on
Thursday. Chloe and her twin sister Mia, born premature this week, are monoamniotic twins, a rare condition in which they shared one
amniotic sac and one placenta.
Twin sisters weigh less than 6 pounds combined, but doing well at hospital
Mia Castillo, all of three days old and just 2 pounds, 6
ounces, flails her tiny limbs about and gently cries in an
effort to get cozy on her
mother’s chest.
“It’s OK, Sarah, her
”
n Gallery: For
mother, softly coos back at
a photo gallery
her newborn daughter. “I
of the Castillos’
hear ya.
”
wedding, and of their
It’s the second time
newborn twin girls, go
Sarah has gotten to hold her
online to this story on
baby daughter since Mia
Missoulian.com.
and her twin sister, Chloe,
who weighs 3 pounds, 2
ounces, were born Monday. Within seconds, Mia settles
right in and falls asleep – comforted by the sound of her
mother’s voice.
The twins are literally one in 10,000. While in utero, the
twins shared one amniotic sac and one placenta – a rare
HELENA – The three members of
Montana’s congressional delegation say
they’re opposed to sending any
additional U.S. troops or advisers into
Iraq to help quell a Sunni Muslim-led
insurgency.
Sen. John Walsh, D-Mont., the
Senate’s only Iraq War veteran, said
TOM BAUER/Missoulian
On Thursday, Sarah Castillo holds her daughter Mia, who weighed 2
pounds, 6 ounces at birth.
Thursday he is “deeply troubled” by
President Barack Obama’s decision to
send 300 U.S. military advisers to help
the Iraqi government, “because it looks
like the slippery slope we’ve been down
before.
”
Sen. Jon Tester, also a Democrat, and
Rep. Steve Daines, a Republican – who is
challenging Walsh in this year’s election
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LAKE COUNTY HOMICIDE
By DAVID ERICKSON
of the Missoulian
Montana delegation against more U.S. personnel in Iraq
By MIKE DENNISON
Missoulian State Bureau
See SCHWEITZER, Page A8
Affidavit:
Killing
over truck,
money
By KATHRYN HAAKE
of the Missoulian
See TWINS, Page A10
HELENA – Former Montana
Gov. Brian Schweitzer set off a
press and social-media
firestorm
Wednesday
night, when a
magazine
reported his
comments about
his “gaydar”
going off over
U.S. House
Schweitzer Majority Leader
Eric Cantor and
equating U.S. Sen. Dianne
Feinstein with a prostitute.
When asked about Cantor’s
surprising primary election
defeat two weeks ago in
Virginia, Schweitzer told the
National Journal he thinks
Southern men “are a little
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Obama announces plan to send advisers
to Iraq, more Iraq stories. Page A6
A drunken argument over a
truck and how a Social Security
payment was spent apparently
led a Ronan-area man to kill his
brother, Lake County
prosecutors allege.
Harry Paul Lozeau, 53,
appeared before Lake County
District Court Judge Kim
Christopher in Polson on
Thursday to be arraigned on
felony charges of deliberate
homicide and assault with a
weapon in the shooting death of
Lozeau’s brother, 51-year-old
Terry Lozeau.
However, the arraignment –
and Lozeau’s plea – were
delayed until next Wednesday.
See KILLING, Page A8
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Read more in-depth information
on U.S. intervention in Iraq, with
this story on Missoulian.com.
n PDF: Read the
charging document
filed by prosecutors,
online with this story.
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Missoula CityCounty Health: Head
of nutrition services
retires. Page B1
Abuse alleged:
Missoula woman
accused of beating
children. Page B1
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