Closing of Kansas prison coal mine sparks protest
Attorney Clif Ramsey, an ex engineer and Lan ning farm owner, opposes a Senate plan to close the 66 year old Kansas State Penitentiary mine. He cites coal supply concerns, warns of economic and employment impacts, and argues the mine should remain open pending a full, accurate appraisal.
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Kansas prison coal mine debate heats legislative session
A reader argues the Bevier seam coal near Kansas borders yields higher heat, notes 4000 tons monthly and up to 86 000 tons yearly, and claims wholesale costs would set value at 273 000 per year after mining use deductions. Calls for a special committee to assess mine efficiency and oppose the bill pushing mine closure or junking equipment.
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