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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2011
Page
4
Western Kansas communities experiment with strategies to draw new residents. Officials consider housing, services, and regional collaboration to counter population decline and sustain local economies.
Editorial argues Kansas should consider income tax abatements for newcomers to rural counties as a tool to combat population loss. It notes Scott County’s abatements, cites Brownback’s proposals, and urges broader efforts including housing, infrastructure, and ongoing economic development to attract people and sustain schools and services.
Online readers and officials discuss budget cuts affecting school programs. A respondent urges support for all sports while highlighting Bowling and Golf as deserving of funding despite cuts. Jim Randall comments on Youth Entrepreneurs Kansas at Garden City High School and plans impacting students.
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone for verification. All letters may be edited for libel and length. General thank-you and form letters are discouraged. send to Attn. Editor Garden City Kansas and include address and phone.
Opinion piece argues public and private unions face a conservative campaign to destroy them. It cites Reagan’s air traffic controllers action and calls Wisconsin Ohio and Indiana protests the opening volley. The author warns on implications for democracy, budgeting, and elections.
Washington budget fight targets heat assistance for low income families as Republicans and Democrats cut programs. Meanwhile subsidies like the Market Access Program receive ongoing support, with $200 million yearly for ads and$8 million in political donations plus $10 million in lobbying. Public interest group US PIRG urges reform.
The letter by Alan Hansen argues for banning abortions on pain capable unborn children via HB 2218, citing 2005 hearings on fetal pain and urging readers to contact Kansas legislators. Additional letters urge community cleanup efforts in Greensburg and caution about state politics and policing.
Michael Reagan argues unions threaten state finances and public welfare in Wisconsin and other states. He cites Gov. Walker and PATCO as historical pivots, accusing unions of fraud and public hostage tactics while urging restraint and privatized public services.
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