Word: montanas
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...exhibits, everything is hands-on. There are massage tables everywhere, and people are always handing you a sample of wheatgrass juice or some chartreuse-colored miracle supplement that will do everything short of rotating your tires. Someone named Lissa from Montana explains how a small, stainless-steel medallion known as the BioElectric Shield ($139) can be "the most powerful protection on the planet" against everything from computer screens to microwaves and cell phones...
This year alone, 15 states have outlawed a rarely used procedure known politically as partial-birth abortion and described medically as "intact dilation and extraction." To pro-choice groups, the new laws in states from Rhode Island to Montana represent an alarming challenge to the fundamental principles set down by the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision in 1973. "The antiabortion movement has in one sense already won," says Janet Benshoof, president of the Center for Reproductive Law & Policy, which is challenging nine of the new laws in court...
This year's body count has already surpassed last year's total of 198, but not even the highway patrol pins the entire difference on m.p.h. Even so, common sense tells you speed kills, says Major Bert Obert of the Montana Highway Patrol. Especially when some people are going 110 and others 55. Montana troopers say they've clocked drivers at up to 150 m.p.h. It was insulting enough for troopers before 1996, when the speed limit was 65 and the fine was $5, payable on the spot. Drivers kept fives tucked in their visor, but at least they slowed...
...know what the speed limit is in Montana...
...question answers itself, and Tuttle writes out a $70 ticket. Let that be a lesson to you. Even if you're on a mission from God, keep it under 102 when you pass through Montana...