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<p>Sen. Chas Vincent, R-Libby, introduces Senate Bill 262 to the Senate Judiciary Committee at the State Capitol in Helena, Mont. Senate Bill 262 would delineate certain water rights to the tribes on the Flathead Indian Reservation while the oversight of an irrigation project that many non-tribal farmers and ranchers rely on in northwestern Montana would remain in the hands of its current operator. (AP Photo/The Independent Record, Thom Bridge)</p>

<p>Sen. Chas Vincent, R-Libby, introduces Senate Bill 262 to the Senate Judiciary Committee at the State Capitol in Helena, Mont. Senate Bill 262 would delineate certain water rights to the tribes on the Flathead Indian Reservation while the oversight of an irrigation project that many non-tribal farmers and ranchers rely on in northwestern Montana would remain in the hands of its current operator. (AP Photo/The Independent Record, Thom Bridge)</p>

March 27, 2015

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Bill could end health center's tax exemption
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Bill could end health center's tax exemption

Sen. Chas Vincent of Libby has proposed a bill in the Montana Legislature that could lead to the revocation of Northwest Community Health Center’s tax-exempt status.