ONEOK Gas Spill Affects Farm Tap Lines In Kansas
ONEOK gathering lines in Kansas show high hydrogen sulfide levels forcing permanent gas shutdowns for farm tap customers. Aquila, via spokesman Chuck Loomis, says about 40 Finney County disconnections have occurred with customers switched to propane or electricity. High Plains Energy is supplying propane heat as Aquila pays part of the conversion costs and arranges new energy sources for affected households.
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ONEOK
Don Scherry
Oklahoma City
Chuck Loomis
Aquila
Kansas
Loomis
Farm
Finney County
High Plains Energy
David DuVall
Nath
George Minter
Minter
DuVall
Kansas City
Missouri
Colorado
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Lund minister turns life story into faith driven ministry
The article profiles Lund a musician who mentors teens and travels with a Springdale trip, noted by Mitch Young of Tyson as a standout from Holcomb. Lund, born in St Louis and adopted, endured foster care, Navy service, and years of struggle before founding a Christian ministry and recording a CD to fund it. He plans more prison ministry work in Colorado and seeks $3000 to finish a new CD while preparing for further live performances.
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Mitch Young
Tyson
Lund
Springdale
Holcomb
Young
St. Louis
Boston
U.S. Navy
Jackie
Justin
Jason
Lakin
Lakin United Methodist Church
KJIL
Moscow United Methodist Church
Liberal United Methodist Church
Nashville
Federal Prison Camp
Federal Correction Institution
Florence
Colo
Colorado Women’s Prison
Canon City
Larned
Bush Budget Proposes Reductions Across Twelve Agencies
President Bush sent a 1990 budget plan to Congress detailing budget authority cuts of up to 9.6 percent at Agriculture and 5.6 percent at EPA, part of a GOP effort to curb spending while Democrats argue the moves hurt the needy and protect tax breaks for the wealthy. Senator Harry Reid criticized the proposal as prioritizing deficits, veterans, health care, and education cuts.
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Agriculture
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
Bush
Sion
Senate
Harry Reid
D-New
Tet Lunar New Year celebration brings Asian community together
The Saturday event featured demonstrations from China Cambodia Thailand Korea India Singapore and Japan with fan dances Vietnamese singing and a Kung Fu display. Organizers ran out of seating as many guests enjoyed traditional foods, sparring, board breaking and weapon showcase. Garden City attendees Shelly Dinh and Son Hong praised the celebration for unity and freedom in the United States.
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China
Cambodia
Thailand
Korea
India
Singapore
Japan
Young
Shelly Dinh
Garden City
Son Hong
Vietnam
Hong
United States
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