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Montana’s Governor Schweitzer wants games removed from computers

April 15, 2008 /

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Gov. Brian Schweitzer has ordered games to be taken off all employees’ computers in state departments under his jurisdiction.

At a Cabinet meeting April 1, Bruce Nelson, governor’s chief of staff, told department directors that Schweitzer wanted any computer games like solitaire removed from state employees’ computers, Schweitzer’s spokeswoman, Sarah Elliott, said on Monday.

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