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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1999
Page
16
The Liberal caucus in Halifax reportedly drafted a plan to spend the current budget surplus, proposing a $12 billion program. Taxpayers are warned of an expensive entry into the next century as the party seeks to blow billions already overcharged this year.
A critical column argues federal universal day care would raise taxes, push parents into the workforce, and erode family choice. It claims the Liberals seek a legacy by expanding state control, forcing stay-at-home parents out and burdening all taxpayers to fund a government run system. It questions the motive and calls for tax cuts to empower families.
Gordie Livingstone and Ken Fenneman are named recyclers of the week for their work with C.A.R.E.S. since March. They joined a work experience program and spent the summer at the depot with Gordie serving as ambassador and Ken nicknamed the Cardboard Terminator. The pair have been a pleasure to recycle with.
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