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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2004
Page
1
Thursday brings partial sun and a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms with highs in the mid 70s. East winds 10 to 15 mph. Thursday night turns partly cloudy with a 40 percent thunderstorm risk and lows in the upper 50s.
The Wind and Prairie Task Force released a report with statewide relevance, suggesting models for wind energy development beyond the Flint Hills. It proposes either maintaining local zoning or a temporary moratorium with state regulation, while urging energy policy review and transmission expansion to support wind power across western Kansas.
Kansas sees a surprising rise in severance tax receipts as oil prices top $40 per barrel, with $16.7 million collected so far in the budget year, about $1.6 million above last year. Experts warn gains may be offset by weaker motor fuel, sales taxes, and state vehicle costs, while officials note the improvement is not a windfall.
A compilation of local happenings includes Chautauqua lecture on Civil War origins at Prairie Museum with Kansas Humanities Council and contact options. Ellis PEO Chapter fundraiser at Ellis High School. Hays City Commission work session. Fort Hays State University theater productions Bye Bye Birdie with ticket details. Kansas Legal Services open house. Hays Area Chamber ribbon cutting. police urging porch light safety with weekly schedules. deadline for calendar entries is Hays Daily News.
A class action by property owners against ONEOK Inc. regarding the January 2001 Hutchinson gas explosions that killed two people will move to Wyandotte County. The suit seeks 80 million dollars for lost property values and business. Pretrial publicity concerns prompted the transfer.
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