Anthrax threat prompts hospital readiness in Kansas
Officials from St. Catherine Hospital and local health agencies outline response steps for potential anthrax exposure. Culture tests would be sent to the KDHE lab for confirmation with Ciprofloxacin prescribed only after a positive test. Authorities stress not to panic, vaccines are not advised for civilians, and antibiotics should not be taken prematurely.
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IBP settles federal environmental case for 4.1 million
The settlement requires IBP to pay 4.1 million for cleanup and monitoring, with Tyson Foods aware of the federal litigation before acquiring IBP. The Holcomb and other Kansas facilities are included, addressing ammonia and hydrogen sulfide emission reporting. IBP officials say the deal resolves most issues and preserves government relations.
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Sunflower to test clean coal tech near Powder River Basin
Sunflower Electric plans a 48 month test of pollution controls on Powder River Basin coal with $2.8 million from the Energy Department and $3 million from the company. A new 600 megawatt facility planned for 2005 will heighten air quality concerns and scrutiny.
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Kansas lawmakers push incentives to conserve Ogallala water
Kansas lawmakers introduce a bill to expand voluntary water conservation incentives. Officials including Cliff Mayo and Moran stress irrigation efficiency, dryland crops, and temporary water-right use to protect the High Plains Aquifer across eight states. They cite economic stakes for western Kansas and contend a multi-state plan with mapping and research is essential.
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