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Montana First ‘Not Giving Up’ on Merger Bid

By Jim Rubenstein

The chairman of the $63 million Montana First Credit Union, whose members three weeks ago shot down a merger bid from an out-of-state suitor, said Friday that his credit union plans to try again.

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