Spreadbury v. Bitterroot Public Library et al

Filing 111

AFFIDAVIT in Support re 108 MOTION for Summary Judgment DEFENDANT LEE ENTERPRISES INC'S MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT ON REMAINING COUNTS FOUNDATIONAL AFFIDAVIT OF JEFFREY B SMITH IN SUPPORT OF DEFENDANT LEE ENTERPRISES INC'S MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT ON REMAINING COUNTS filed by Lee Enterprises Incorporated. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit A, # 2 Exhibit B, # 3 Exhibit C, # 4 Exhibit D, # 5 Exhibit E, # 6 Exhibit F, # 7 Exhibit G, # 8 Exhibit H, # 9 Exhibit I, # 10 Exhibit J) (Smith, Jeffrey)

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$ecretury $ebelius tdks heulth Grrc ut $t.
some

ti$e to get the
iDformationoutl' said

The federal sesetary
of Her.lth and HuIrun
Servicer said bad inJo!_
mation about health care
refontr has hampered the
effolt to ectually implement rcform.
"Ttrere's been a lot

spent oo comlllunity

Sebelius, r',rho appeared et
St. Patrick Hospital fo! a
tol,l'Ir hall- style lrleetijrg
that focused primalily on

MICHAEL MOORE

serv€ the uninsured

com-n\rnity health care
centeB like lefissoula's

Prdnership Hedth
CeDter.
Baucu.6 sidestepped

of misinfomation out

there," s3id Kathleen
Sebelius, who visited
Missoula on Monday
vrith Sen. Max Baucls,
D-Mont-, b€fore traveling

question about the

a

polti-

calmachin tioDssullounding the health cate
rcform bill, which passed
in March without a singh

or to Libby.
Flom the so_called
"death panels" to small
employer \f,ho believe
health care reform will
cost them more iDstead

Republic€n vote,
"There's all kind

obGtacles. ... We iust
do the best with what
we have," said Baucus
afte! being asked about

tie bil.

opponents has beeD yet
aDother barrietr between
Americais and better,
less expeosive health care.

'\['e

iusthave to

of

Republicanoppositionto

of less, the mjsinfomation spread by rcform

haie

His comlnellt drew
polite applaus€.
Support was considei_
ebly higher as sebelius
and Baucus tdked about
more federal mon€y being

ard

under-insued.
Partne$hip Heelth
Cente!, $'hich saw nerrly
u,ooo patieDts lalt
of
leceDtly moved palt '€5,
its opeBtion hto the old
Cre{riery Building, a
move made possible by

histor! frcmtl@iiges of
RaoauColmtt naEpaWs. Phil CoftElIJ scairrq

the orchiues at the Ralnlli
CotrittJ Mr,le.nn tonohe
this hoppen. This roee* ue
take alooh at Aj,gjl'st 1910.

Many perish in fires
in the West
Mercilessly and relent
lessly the for€st fires in
Westem MontaJra and
Idaho are sre€ping o!€r
a

wst

aree,

&iving thou_

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been tr"ansported from
Idaho by train. Ironicely,
p€ople on bosrd the train
were able to vism p€ople
in their homes about the

cornrnunity healtb care
centeB, and Padnership
is depeDding on some of
that money to bolster its
current s€rvices andoffer
additional cere,
'We are bursting at
the seemsi'said Bsbara
Moffoe, who sefles on
the Pertne$hip boad of
directoN, "... we need

ceDtral

coming fue danger, Many
were able to flee with only
the clothes on theit back.
Orc woman eiave btth
in a boxcar iust alter her
aEival in Missoula.
Note: The I91o frre,
also cdlbdtla Big Bbuup,
co'lsu1'ual oltet J milliott
aa're.s.

est frre

the larg in thehistory of the

lt rctuina

country.

sands of tugiti!€s beforc

them, destroying smsll
settlements and wiping
out of edstence millions
of dollers of nroDertv.

Fire at De€r Lodge
A tue which did damaqe estineted at least

Floren

e

Baucus and s€belius
also touched oll

arother

is$e affectirlg

MontaDans and hedth
- the state's rural populstion and the gowing lack
of primary clle doctors.

That, ofcourse, i$
how America became the

country that spends more
of its income on

herlth

Rerytet Micha.I

"We need to have

Moorecanbereachpil

I€imbu$ements on the

become primary care
docs in6te.d of specialists, ircluding forgivhg

said.
More pdmary cate
and a better le,qs \taste_

ulbsEm APPIe

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Missoula.

Oct l(l.'ls

this yer's show will
b€ bigge!, gEnder,

hte!

London home.
Sh€ csme to promi_
nence for her pioneering
wDrk in lursing during
the CrimeaD War, where
she tended to wounded
soldiers. She was dubbed
"The Lady with the
Lamp" after her habit of

and more important than
last year's show, The!€
wil b€ $3,t00 iD cash sltd
special plemiums,
FJeect to see myriads
of led {pples, large grdin

andvegetable e*hibits.
Priz.r will be awErded
fo! horcy, iellies, jams,
bread, cakes, etc,

Magnificent

makirg roundr at night.
Although she had been
an invalid for a long tirne,
rarely leaving her !oom,

mansion r€novation
comple{e

her d€ath w8s somewhat

wtion ofthe colorfel

r|nexnected. Her nhv-

rcsidence

The massive reno

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ofM$. Malcus

possibilitiesl'

every
other developed nation.

the hedth cele rciorm
act Fovides incentiws
formedic..lstuder sto

shorfl

Comrnunity Medic€l
Center who quoted

care than nearly

basis of

qudityi' Baucus

AUGUST 1910

Nightingale,

ir

he€]th crle js Fovided
western Moltenai' Fee
said.
The struggle to make
the needed changes
was summed up by
lYank Reed, a doctot et

call always count on the
AmedcaDs to do the right
thing, after they have
exhausted allthe other

fo€et

we'

the frmous nurse of tlte
Crimeal war and the only
woman to have received
the Ofder of Merit, is dead
at the age of 90 irl her

tter-

winston Churchill "we

care rcform act geDer_
ally knowrl as the Patient
Protectior and Affordable
Care Act, are makhg
more money available for

Pass6 a|,ay

carc providels support,
said St. Patdck Hospital
President Jeff Fee.
"There is serious
est in changing the way

he said.

doesD't

Famous nurs€

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rcimtfi$emelrt mon€y,

muchi Sebelius said
with a laugh. "I inagine

brought

sys

tem are steps that h€alth

soonl'

Othe! federal Fograms,
tulcluding the hedth

to Missoula, They had

gees hav€ been

hreryTlesdqrthe

viders.
"We have to spend our

ful leirnbu$ement

be checking into the
Crermely building very

Eedicrment.
,,He

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Ioarls if they serve rural
areas,
Baucus said that's a
positi!'e step in tefocusing
heelth carc or petients
instead of helth care pro -

Hospitul

hedth c€Ie dolla$ on the
patient;' Baucus said. " ..
We've Dot thought a lot
about the patient."
Instead, American
heslth cire has focused on
quntity, becarrse more
patients meals more

federe.l stimulus money.

THIS WEEK IN HISTORY
Ravalli Retublic tnhQs
oloohboch at augzhin

Baucus ptomised to
look into the status of
that money, then handed
out his plhEte e -mail
address to the crowd and
urged them to get in touch
with him difectly. He slso
urged Sebelius to check
oD Partnelship's fu nding

he.lth cltltels, ntdch

httick

f$t floor ate oma_
mettal plaster and doors
ale of mahogtany, Mrs.
Daly pl,ans to spend most
of her time in the newly
completed mansion.
of the

at 523-t252 or W

at

iundJre@nissoulian.