Garden City hosts motor coach group as future stop eyed
Visiting Family Motor Coach Association members enjoyed Garden City sights before planning routes for next year. Leaders praised hospitality and local golf, noting only 15 motor homes attended this year due to post 9 11 concerns and stock market jitters. The Holiday Rambler chapter expects at least 90 rigs and a larger footprint with events extending to Hutchinson.
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Family Motor Coach Association
Garden City
Tom Lashbrook
Howell, Mich
LePlant
Dodge City
Holiday Rambler
Garden City backs second Sunflower plant near Holcomb
Garden City staff favor Sunflower Electric Power Corp to add 5200 acre feet of water for a second Holcomb station. Hearings began at the Deerfield Community Center as city officials weigh water rights, economic benefit, and long term availability while commissioners discuss but have not voted.
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Janie Perkins
Jeff Whitham
Whitham
Comb
Jim Wharton
Wharton
Pope
Bobh
Kansas
Sunflower seeks water rights for second power plant
Landowners oppose granting Sunflower Water rights arguing over-appropriation endangers irrigation. Garden City officials support the project but stop short of backing water rights. Sunflower cites 25 years of planning, potential lower power costs, and regional economic benefits while experts raise modeling and aquifer depletion concerns. If approved, construction could begin next year with a 2007 startup at a $900 million cost.
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Garden City
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Ken Rainwater
Texas
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McDonnell
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Southwest Kansas
Bush to unveil drought relief package worth 750 million
The Bush administration plans a relief package of about 750 million for states hit by the West drought. Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman will announce details at an afternoon briefing with lawmakers including Rep. John Thune present. The plan would draw from existing Agriculture Department funds and target roughly 30 drought-affected states.
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Bush
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Sebelius Eyes Moderates as Graves Endorsement Plays Role
Sebelius aims to woo moderate Republicans away from Shallenburger to blunt the GOP voter edge, while Graves is expected to endorse his fellow Republican as Sebelius and Shallenburger spar over education funding and tax promises. A poll showed Sebelius leading 55 to 38 percent with a 3.9 point margin of error.
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Wint Winter Jr
Lawrence
Lillian Papay
Great Bend
Murray
Hutchinson
Kansas
Unity
Topeka
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