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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2016
Page
4
An editorial targets Kansas lawmakers for defending a small business income tax exemption tied to the Brownback era. It calls for ending the break, cites 2012 tax policy failures, budget shortfalls, and rhetoric of intimidation and incompetence, urging voters to oust those who backed the agenda.
An online comment selected from GCTelegram.com responds to an editorial criticizing U.S. Senator Pat Roberts for voting against funding wind energy research. The comment quotes a stress relief remark by Joyce Stoner and ties to a Finney County Senior Center feature.
The Telegram publishes reader letters that are signed with a return address and phone number and will confirm before publication. Letters must be 500 words or less and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes are general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints and business testimonials will not be printed.
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues Governor Terry McAuliffe's order restoring voting rights to more than 200000 ex felons is the right act for the wrong reasons. He notes political motives aimed at aiding Hillary Clinton, while praising the outcome of reintegrating citizens and restoring civil rights, yet condemns the cynicism and expedience behind the decision.
Dr Mark Peterson notes SB443 elevates the Kansas State Cage Elevator as a symbol of past industrial heft at the capitol rotunda. The piece argues the law foregrounds heritage while warning Kansas risks stagnation without forward looking policies for education and western counties.
A Missouri McDonald’s franchise tests a kiosk only setup with no on site order takers and unlimited fries while discussing the impact of a $15 per hour wage on fast food jobs. The piece compares 1860 Pony Express pay to today’s unskilled labor wages, arguing fast food roles are starting points for youths and not long term careers.
Dane Hicks is named president of Garnett Publishing Inc, the owner of The Anderson County Review and The Trading Post, with leadership focus on expanding regional paper operations and community coverage.
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