That was then.........
Webster County Groundwater Impact Committee Notes
August 30, 2006
12. Is the company willing to financially assist those who must drill new wells or lower pumps due to the plant’s water usage?
Greg Wilmoth stated he does not believe GBE has any responsibility to provide financial assistance.
http://www.jrbp.missouristate.edu/ethanol/ethanolq&a.shtml
This is now??????????
From an article in the Springfield News-Leader
March 7, 2007
The new president of Gulfstream Bioflex Energy promised to drill neighbors' wells deeper if the company's proposed ethanol plant used too much water.
Confused? You bet. And wary, as most Ozarkians should be when it comes to possibly losing their main source of potable water, the Ozarks Aquifer.
Is it possible that the musical, "The Music Man" is coming for an extended stay in Webster County? In that play, "Professor" Harold Hill is a con man whose scam is to convince parents he can teach their musically-disinclined children to play a musical instrument. Taking pre-paid orders for instruments and uniforms with the promise he will form a band, he skips town and moves on to the next one before he's exposed.
Only this time, with the Ozarks Aquifer in danger of depletion and being polluted by wastewater discharge, the musical is turning into a horror story.
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Thanks for some serious inforamation on this boondoggle.
One address listed is Mr. Charles Luna, VP GBE,LLC, Renewable
Energy Holding Co. LLC, 1949 E. Sunshine, Suite 2-300, Spfld. Mo.
Phone number listed is: 417/679-3939 email address is mrcharlesluna@yahoo.com
The Parent Company is: Renewable Energy Holding Company, LLC
The sub-company is Gulfstream Bioflex Energy,LLC
The following is varified "public information", too, if you want to look further.
Springfield Leader and Press May 1977, Charles Luna
was acquainted with Russell E. Phillips, the man federal prosecutors pegged as the mastermind behind a massive fraud scheme that bilked farmers in four states - Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas - out
of millions of dollars. Phillips carried out the scheme under the
guise of Progressive Farmers Association, which went belly up in 1977 ater it filed for bankruptcy.
Around the same time, Springfield police said Luna was the target of
an alleged murder-for-hire plot arranged by Phillips, who was later acquitted by a St. Louis County jury. Prosecutors said Phillips hatched the plot because authorities had approached Luna - then a businessman in Branson - about testifying against Phillips in a securities fraud case pending in Arkansas.
Two Arkansas-based oil companies - Lion Oil and Continental Ozark -
sued Luna in the late 1980s to recover a combined debt of more than $500,000. A judge ordered Luna to pay back the debt plus interest in both cases and later authorized both companies to garnish his assets, including all bank accounts, certificates of deposit, cash and jewelry.
In 1991, Luna was hit with more litigation after he defaulted on payments to companies that had leased him trailers and
equipment. One of his largest debts was owed to Washington-based Paccar Financial Corp., a company that repossessed 53 of the 54 trucks it leased to Luna
http://www.sbj.net/weekly_article.asp?
aID=97644877.2670648.977769.9597121.4681347.621&aID2=75204
And from North Dakota:
Dawn Enterprises v. Luna 11178
Dawn Enterprises, a North Dakota
Limited Partnership, Plaintiff and Appellant v. Charles O. Luna and Judith A. Luna, Defendants and Appellees and Ultrafuels, Incorporated, Third Party Defendant
http://www.court.state.nd.us/court/docket/11178.htm
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