Young Families campaign launched

BILLINGS (AP) -- A new fundraising campaign here aims to raise $1 million or more to relocate a program that helps teenage mothers stay in school.

Young Families Early Head Start provides child care, parenthood classes and other assistance.

It is housed in a Billings School District building that ceased functioning as an elementary school in 2001, for budget reasons. School district officials say rising enrollment of children in the elementary grades could require reopening the school.

The Young Families campaign began Friday with a $1,000 donation from ExxonMobil Pipeline Co.

Rosauers plans to open Bozeman store

BOZEMAN (AP) -- The Rosauers supermarket chain plans to open a store here.

Preparation of the site for a 60,000-square-foot store has begun and completion is expected in late 2007, Rosauers said.

The company is based in Spokane, Wash. In Montana, Rosauers operates stores in Missoula, Kalispell and Libby.

Authorities identify victim of I-90 crash

BOZEMAN (AP) -- Authorities have released the name of a woman who died after her sport utility vehicle crossed a grass median on Interstate 90 near Manhattan and struck another SUV.

Clare Lee, 83, of Three Forks, was ejected from her vehicle and died at the scene of Friday afternoon's crash.

The other driver, a Manhattan woman in her 60s, was taken to Bozeman Deaconess Hospital. Montana Highway Patrol officer Brad Moore said the woman was able to communicate Friday night, but did not remember the crash. Her name has not been released.