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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2009
Page
3
The Community Mexican Fiesta Committee 4 invites individuals to join the Sept 12 parade and set up booths at Stevens Park. For details contact Angelica Castillo at 290-6264 or Paula Flores at 290-5344.
Kansas regulators will conclude a series of hearings next week on moving toward equalizing rates for Westar Energy Inc. The company seeks to end its practice of charging different rates in northern and southern divisions. The Kansas Corporation Commission will hear testimony from executives and consultants Monday and Tuesday, with a ruling due by late October.
A random survey of ten Garden City gas stations conducted this March found varied pricing and service practices. Stations reported price fluctuations, some offering discount programs, while others emphasized loyalty programs and convenience factors for motorists.
Federal and state officials toured Standish maximum security prison to assess its suitability for housing Guantanamo Bay detainees if Obama closes the facility by 2010. The visit reviewed six housing units and supporting functions while noting no final decisions. Local residents urged openness as nearby towns face high unemployment and lure for economic relief.
Kansas Magazine notes western Kansas images were limited again in the 2010 calendar, with a single Barber County silhouette photo by Chris Bertoglio amid a broader push for western submissions. Editor Jennifer Haugh cites low Western submissions and image quality, while Bertoglio says payments are modest but help promote Kansas heritage.
Juan Duarte-Lozano, 41, received an 18 year term after pleading no contest to voluntary manslaughter in the May 22 1991 death of Rebecca Ortiz in Garden City. DNA placed him at the scene, warranting the conviction as family sought closure amid grief.
ExxonMobil admitted causing the deaths of about 85 migratory birds across Colorado Wyoming Kansas Oklahoma and Texas from 2004 to 2009. The company will pay 600000 in fines and wetlands funds plus 7 000 per bird and implement preventive measures while expanding a water bird protection program. Assistant Attorney General John Cruden praised the company for cooperating and fixing contamination ahead of the plea.
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