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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2001
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are listed as editor and publisher and managing editor respectively for the Gazette City Telegram. The byline suggests editorial leadership roles at gctelegram.com with Delaney and Draper as key staff figures.
The article alleges President Bush backed away from environmental and foreign policy promises this week. It accuses him of caving to energy industry donors by reversing rules on arsenic in drinking water and halting a Clinton era push to engage North Korea. It warns such reversals risk public trust and could hasten a one term presidency.
The Telegram accepts Public Pulse submissions addressing candidates until noon March 29. Letters received after that time will not be published. All suitable letters will be published by Saturday, March 31.
The piece argues farm income relies on government payments, not tax breaks, citing USDA ERS data showing 34 percent of net farm income from government checks in 2006 and potential rise above 50 percent with new bailout funding. It notes most farm profits are offset by losses and off farm income bears the tax burden, challenging Farm and Ranch Risk Management accounts and estate tax repeal as limited relief for most sole proprietors.
A critical column derides Bush's 1.6 trillion tax cut as hush money favoring big business. It accuses the president of advancing corporate interests, weakening worker protections, and promoting a business-first agenda while ordinary people lose out. The piece portrays him as unconcerned with social justice, a warmonger of class warfare, and urges readers to resist the festive rhetoric.
History notes mark March 22 with Britain enacting the Stamp Act in 1765 and repealing it later, Stephen Decatur’s 1820 duel death near Washington, polygamy outlawed by Congress in 1882, Lumiere brothers first Paris film in 1895, and FDR’s 1933 wine and beer legalization move. Thought for today cites Joseph Joubert on kindness.
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