Bankrupt co-op manager says gas plant not to blame

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — The former general manager of a bankrupt Montana electric co-op says unfavorable contracts, missed payments and lost customers are to blame for its financial problems — not a new $85 million power plant. Attorneys for creditors of Southern Montana Electric Generation and ...

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