Water pollution woes at ConAgra persist in Kansas
The KDHE and EPA documents detail repeated violations at ConAgra's Brookover operations, including high total suspended solids and ammonia, with monitoring wells required and new permits issued. Inspectors report several inadequacies in the treatment system and delays in enforcement actions, while a fire and plant downtime complicate ongoing oversight. KDHE notes acceptable ranges in wells drilled November 28 and outlines ongoing monthly reporting and remediation of salt brine ponds near the gardens site.
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Erate
ConAgra
Brookover
KDHE
Martin Kessler
EPA
Region 7
Kansas
John Coequyt
Coequyt
al Guernsey
Southwest
Tim Richtig
KCHE
Arkansas
Arkansas River
SBR
Ricitig
Scott Morrison
Sbrs
Morrison
Kessler
Monfort
Garden City
Bowersox
Environmental terms for water regulation and pollutants
A compact glossary of groundwater links to drinking water and the impact of agricultural runoff. It defines aerobic and anaerobic bacteria, total suspended solids, BOD, and hazardous metals like copper and lead, plus nitrates nitrites ammonia chlorides hydrogen sulfide and the NPDES permit system.
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America
Midwest
EPA
NPDES
Williams dies at 72 former GCCC leader and stadium benefactor
Garry Williams a longtime Garden City Community College booster and first to fund a top class baseball facility died at 72. He and Janet Williams were inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1986 for outstanding service. Williams Stadium on campus opened in 1986 and was dedicated in 1988. Funeral Wednesday at First Congregational Christian Church in Kokomo.
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Williams
GCCC
Alize
Janet
Shea Sinclair
Endowment Association
Sheryl Dick
Garry
Janet Williams
Lew
B-W Manufacturing Co
Kokomo
Garden City
Slobko
Williams Stadium
Tangeman
Garden City Community College
Kroger to trim 1500 jobs after weak quarter
Kroger Co. said it will cut 1,500 jobs in 2002, mostly in management and clerical roles, as third quarter earnings fell 33 percent to 133.1 million dollars. The company employs 312,000 workers nationwide. Quarterly results include 10 million in system conversions, 110 million in store closings costs, and 81 million for California energy contracts.
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Cincinnati
Kroger Co
California
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E. Frontview
Cryl
Honda Shadow A.C.E
Honda
S. Second Ave
Shadow A.C
Franz Magneto & Electric, Inc
Magnetos & More
St. Catherine Home Health Store
Main Street
Garden City 7
St. Catherine Hospice
St. Catherine
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