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Montana confronts child-abuse problem, but lawmakers could have done more

By Amy Hanson

Amy Hanson, reporter, Helena, for being first to report the findings of the state of Montana’s investigation into the deaths of 14 children, and how lawmakers missed a chance to fix the problem: http://bit.ly/2iVA9Zd

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By The Associated Press

JAN. 13, 2017

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