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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2007
Page
1
Vines in pots hang from trees at the Kauffman Memorial Garden in Kansas City. The display highlights hanging plant arrangements and urban greenery, inviting visitors to stroll the grounds and enjoy a leafy exhibit in a tranquil landscape.
Sunflower Electric Power Corp and a St Louis coal firm finance full page papers across Kansas refuting an Oklahoma gas company's ads in a feud over Sunflower’s two coal plants and their 1400 megawatt permit. Gov Sebelius denounced the campaign as over the top nonsense and urged constructive debate. The effort will include TV and radio spots as well.
Sunflower County commissioners voiced frustration over last month’s denial of an air quality permit for Sunflower Electric Power Corp.’s $3.6 billion expansion. They urged steps to build political support and asked County Administrator Pete Olson to seek KCAC backing ahead of the association’s Nov. 18–20 Wichita conference.
Holcomb High School's production of Cinderella opens Friday despite no stage or lighting. An August storm flooded the auditorium, forcing the cast to perform with a cardboard set in the middle school cafeteria while ceiling work continues and the stage floor is replaced.
Gray County Commissioners told County Attorney Curt Campbell they are prepared to pursue legal action to ensure Kansas contractors can bid for the primary contract on the HorseThief Reservoir dam project. The $22.4 million plan would create a 450 acre lake and 1,100 acres for recreation near Pawnee. Colorado firms currently seek the main contracting role, drawing criticism from Kansas contractors led by Max Jantz of Montezuma and others alleging pre-qualifications barred local bidders.
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