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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2007
Page
1
Photographer Jacque Sower reports Logan readying a boating excursion in a runoff ditch about five miles north of Deerfield. The image captures rural life and river edge activity in late afternoon light.
The Energy Department will invest up to 76 million for a cellulosic ethanol plant near Wichita, Kansas, to be built and operated by Abengoa BioEnergy Biomass. The project is part of a 385 million federal push across six plants to boost ethanol production and reduce oil dependence.
Holcomb city council appointed Jim Welch production coordinator of Oxy U S A Inc to fill the seat vacated by Tracy Davis who resigned to become police secretary court clerk Welch a Holcomb resident since 1995 said he is pleased to join the council and note the city has grown
City officials in Ulysses Kansas weigh draining Frazier Lake to advance a pilot project using wastewater to refill the dry lake south of town along the north fork of the Cimarron River. The lake recently received runoff from thawing snow and ice flooding Stubbs Road in Grant County.
Paul Bergersen reviewed personal records at his Garden City home on February 21 to back claims that Shelter Mutual Insurance Co. treated Hispanic drivers unfairly. The former Shelter agent was fired after presenting his allegations to Kansas regulators.
Garden City man claimed Shelter Mutual Insurance discriminated against Hispanic policyholders in auto policies and claims. State investigators admitted no prior experience in such discrimination cases and proved unable to find systemic bias. the department ruled there was no systemic discrimination after reviewing the company’s underwriting and claims handling.
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