Sebelius vetoes third coal plant bill in Kansas
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius vetoed the third bill to allow two coal fired plants near Holcomb in Finney County and curb the regulator’s power. She criticized tying energy projects to other measures and rejected both the main bill and a companion that would push CO2 limits and other provisions. Sunflower Electric argues the project boosts economic development, with support from lawmakers and business groups despite legal challenges and opposition from environmentalists.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas
Sebelius
Secretary of Health and Environment
Rod Bremby
Sunflower Electric Power Corp
Holcomb
Finney County
Sunflower
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway
Gardner
Johnson County
Hill’s Pet Nutrition Inc
Emporia
Melvin Neufeld
Neufeld
Senate
House
Stephanie Cole
The
Sierra Club
Cole
Senate Utilities Committee
Jay Emler
Emler
Lindsborg
Bremby
Kline questions AG office defense in clinic case
Johnson County DA Phill Kline, facing 107 charges against a Planned Parenthood clinic, says he could incur $200000 in legal bills due to a dispute with the attorney general's office over defense funding. The AG's office has sided with the clinic seeking edited patient records used as evidence.
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Kline
Toreka
Phill Kline
Attorney General's
Johnson County
Comprehensive Health of
Overland Park
Kansas Supreme Court
Attorney General’s Office
Associated Press
Planned Parenthood
Ashley Anstaett
Attorney General's Office
Kansas
Shawnee County
Richard Anderson
Paul Morrison
Morrison
Kathleen Sebelius
Steve Six
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