Sunflower power plant move inches forward in Holcomb
Sunflower Electric Power Corp plans an 800 million, 600 megawatt coal plant beside the current 300 megawatt facility in Holcomb. Senior manager Steve Miller said four key legs investors construction buyers and permits must be nailed down before a go ahead. Builders are urged to show support and seek accurate details amid rumors.
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Steve Miller
Miller
Randy Jackson
ABC
UBC
Weyerhauser Corp
Jackson
Sunflower
Bush declares end to era of fear as Baghdad battles continue
US forces battled holdout fighters at the Imam Mosque and Al Azimiyah Palace in Baghdad as Marines pressed operations amid arrests and clashes. Kurdish allies entered Kirkuk as Bush said the era of fear and cruelty is ending, while looting and sporadic violence persisted in the city.
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Iraq
America
Kirkuk
Bush
Najaf
Saddam Huseee
U.S
Saddam Hussein
Al-Azimyah
Baath Party
Gene Renuart
Central Command
Time Out Sports Bar tops 2002 police calls in Garden City
Garden City police logged 959 appearances at clubs last year with Time Out Sports Bar & Lounge at 1309 Taylor Ave leading with 295 visits. El Dorado and Trebol Club tied for second with 174 calls each as time of day and ownership shifts influenced police presence.
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Garden City
Garden City Limits
Taylor Ave
Lee
Teddy Gallegos
el Dorado
N. 12Th St
Trebol Club
Jones Ave
James Hawkins
Garden City Commission
Garden City Police
Mike Utz
Hawkins
City Commission
Judge dismisses discrimination suit against Garden City police
A federal judge in Wichita ruled March 31 that Karl Upchurch failed to prove discrimination by the city of Garden City and its police department, finding no direct evidence and a legitimate nondiscriminatory rationale for not re-hiring. Upchurch had claimed gender bias after being denied employment as a police officer in 2002.
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J. Thomas Marten
Wichita
Karl Stewart Upchurch
Upchurch
David Rebien
Dodge City
State needs long term drought plan says researcher
Bridget Abraham of the Federal Reserve Bank studies drought planning in the 10th District covering Kansas Nebraska western Missouri Oklahoma Colorado Wyoming and northern New Mexico. She argues regions must be addressed and communities prepared together to maintain water supplies amid drought. Rivalries among towns hinder cooperation as drought harms persist in Kansas and nearby states.
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Bridget Abraham
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Center For the Study of
Federal Reserve Bank
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
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