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The Spearville wind farm starts turning as turbines come online, marking a new renewable energy project in the region. Operators report initial output and anticipate steady generation as blades rotate.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2006
Page
1
Picture This Jimmie Stewart Examines 1670 Porto Belo Cannons
Jimmie Stewart inspects cannons used to defend Porto Belo during a 1670 attack in Colon Panama amid reports of injuries from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie “Clint” Stewart
Portobelo
Colon
Panama
Sunflower Expands to Add 63 Million Payroll
Sunflower Electric Power Corp plans a three plant expansion at Holcomb with total cost about 3.6 billion for nine hundred megawatts. Partners Tri-State and Golden Spread join Sunflower officials at an open house with KDHE air permit hearing slated for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Electric Power Corp
Holcomb
Sunflower
Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association
Westminster
Golden Spread Electric Cooperative
Amarillo
Texas
Tri-State
Golden Spread
Holcomb High School
Kansas
Mark Calcura
Great Bend
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Clark Duffy
KDHE
Bureau of Air and Radiation
Jim Carlson
Ralph C. Gamble Jr
Fort Hays State University Economics
Sunflower Electric Power Corporations
Holcomb Plant
Biofuels boost Moran optimism in Kansas future
In Topeka, Rep Moran and US Undersecretary Dorr toured Kansas with forestry and agriculture officials. They argued biofuels from corn, soybeans, wheat straw or switch grass could grow a rural Kansas industry, spur energy security, and address population decline while acknowledging aging leadership and national security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Jerry Moran
Mathlodas
Dorr
Iraq
Gray County Sheriff Bernard Kramer dies after long illness
Gray County Sheriff Bernard Bill Kramer died at his Cimarron home following an extended illness. He served 33 years in the department, 21 as sheriff, with Undersheriff Kelly Clark acting during his illness. Kramer, a lifelong Gray County resident, belonged to state peace officers groups and is survived by his wife Bev and children. A funeral mass was held at St Stanislaus Church in Ingalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray County
Bernard
Bill” Kramer
Cimarron
Gray County Sheriff's Office
Kramer
Sheriff's Office
Kelly Clark
The
Kansas Sher
Iff’s Association
Kansas Peace Officers Association
Kansas Narcotic Officers Association
Bev
Curtis Kramer
Kim Coast
Kelley Snodgrass
St. Staniislaus Catholic Church
Ingalls
Scott County mulls property abatements in growth plan
Scott County, Scott City, and USD 466 discuss a Neighborhood Revitalization Plan offering five year tax abatements to spur new residential and commercial construction. Abatement starts at 90 percent then declines to 10 percent by year five, with full taxes due in year six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
Scott City
USD 466
John Reeder
Reeder
Scott
Brenda Davis
U.S. Cen
Kansas farmers face heavy medical debt despite insurance
A Boston Access Project survey shows about 95 percent of Kansas farmers carry medical insurance, yet one in six report medical debt. Older farmers 65 and up have far less debt than those under 65, with a median owed of 2500. The study questions whether younger families have adequate coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Access Project
Bill Lottero
Kim Moore
United Methodist
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Moran, Brian
Thomas Dorr
Ey Reg
Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center
Roger
Kelly Baldwin
Bosque Farms
N.M
Baldwins
Victor Orenlas
Finney County Fairgrounds
By Kristen Waggener
Kwaggener
Scott City News
Agricultur News
Az Opinion
State
Inspiring Minds
Ezra Pound
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