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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2002
Page
1
A quirky performer known as Mr Bones strolls through the Tumbleweed Festival drawing curious crowds and adding a playful tone to the town event. Local shoppers and families enjoy the lively display and photo opportunities near the main stage.
Southwest Kansas Ground Water Management District No. 3 members voted 8-5 to recommend the state deny Sunflower Electric Power Corp. four applications to use 5,200 acre feet of water for a second Holcomb coal unit. The panel said approving would violate 25 years of policy.
Water users say they will sue if Sunflower Electric Power Corp is approved to use water for a second plant. Irrigator Gary Drussel warns of an impairment suit immediately, signaling strong opposition from landowners.
Aquila serving about 100000 Kansas customers expects October bills to rise as much as 21 percent from last year while Kansas Gas Service plans savings up to 20 percent for its 635000 customers. Spokesman George Minter cites weather and fixed-price natural gas contracts, with service areas including Garden City Liberal Dodge City Elkhart Hugoton Jetmore Sublette Kansas City Topeka Wichita Hutchinson Great Bend Minneola and irrigators on transmission lines from Ulysses.
U S Senator Brownback spoke with Iraqi victims of Saddam Hussein's regime as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee debates an Iraq resolution. He described brutal atrocities and the impact on families, urging continued international support for toppling Saddam.
A 15-member Kansas Natural Resources Legacy Alliance tour toured western Kansas observing wind turbines cotton fields and bells as representatives from state government agencies landowners and farm groups studied regional resources. The group aims to protect the environment while seeking economic development with input from seven state agencies.
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