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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2009
Page
1
Bryce Maddox accompanies his brother in a race car session marked by a trophy. The event centers on their shared effort and achievement within a local racing club.
The Sierra Club filed a federal court petition in Washington asking the Rural Utilities Service to study environmental impacts of the planned Sunflower Electric coal plant in Finney County, Kansas, and to seek electricity generation alternatives. Sunflower and Gov. Parkinson had previously secured bipartisan support to clear state hurdles and push renewable measures.
Commissioners voted 3 to 2 to rezone property from agricultural and general commercial to light and medium industrial for a proposed truck terminal and parking. The vote occurred Monday with Commissioners Dave Jones and Finney County on the approving slate.
Governor Mark Parkinson met with western Kansas business representatives to hear how the recession affects them. He argued another advisory group is unnecessary since Kansas Secretary of Commerce David Kerr already monitors the economy. The roundtable included Jim Rodenbeek of Rodenbeek and Green Insurance, Jim Wilson of Great Plains Gas Compression, and Justin Sanchez of Tatro Plumbing in Garden City, with Sanchez noting Tatro is growing while others cut back.
A 25 year old Hugoton man, Michael Maestas, is in custody after allegedly stabbing his mother Lorenza Maestas, 52, on Saturday. She died at the scene. He surrendered in a 911 call. His first court appearance was held in Stevens County District Court. The sheriff's office has not released details on the time or location of the crime.
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