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  • Yellowstone snowmobilers suffer whiplash

    Judge Emmet Sullivan reinstates a Clinton-era ban on snowmobiles in Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks

    by Scott McMillion, Jan 19, 2004

  • Reform school for wolves

    At Ted Turner's Montana ranch, biologists are trying to train wolves to stay away from cattle by using shock collars that jolt the animals when they get too close to a cow or calf.

    by Scott McMillion, Aug 14, 2000

  • EPA sets sights on snowmobiles

    The Environmental Protection Agency says snowmobiles should be banned in Yellowstone, at least until cleaner machines are built, but the Park Service is seeking a less controversial alternative.

    by Scott McMillion, Mar 13, 2000

  • Another wilderness developer pops up

    Developer Jim Sievers wants to build an exclusive wilderness playground on the inholding he owns in the middle of Montana's Absaroka Beartooth Wilderness.

    by Scott Mcmillion, Oct 11, 1999

  • On the Web, church chats up a storm

    The internal debate over the Church Universal and Triumphant's recent changes is reflected in cyberspace, where Web sites air opinions pro and con.

    by Scott Mcmillion, Mar 15, 1999

  • Bison may get ground to stand on

    Highlights from the Church Universal and Triumphant's proposal to allow bison to roam free on the Royal Teton Ranch.

    by Scott Mcmillion, Mar 15, 1999

  • Church lands will help bail out bison

    The Church Universal and Triumphant wants to work with the state and federal government on the management of the bison that stray from Yellowstone onto the church's Royal Teton Ranch.

    by Scott Mcmillion, Mar 15, 1999

  • Church picks and chooses to create a belief system

    The theology of the Church Universal and Triumphant is a smorgasbord of world religions that the new church leadership is trying to repackage in a more accessible form.

    by Scott Mcmillion, Mar 15, 1999

  • A biography of Prophet's most recent life

    Elizabeth Clare Prophet's most recent incarnation has led her through four marriages, the founding of the Church Universal and Triumphant and now a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease that forces her to step down from the leadership of the sect.

    by Scott Mcmillion, Mar 15, 1999

  • Selling off the Promised Land

    In Montana, the Church Universal and Triumphant re-invents itself as its charismatic founder, Elizabeth Clare Prophet, retires, and new leadership offers part of the sect's Royal Teton Ranch for conservation easements and federal land trades.

    by Scott Mcmillion, Mar 15, 1999

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