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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2003
Page
4
The 1906 Telegram highlights Steve Delaney as editor and publisher, marking the newspaper’s establishment and its mission of informing people. The note underscores the paper’s roots in community news and its role as a source of local information.
The column critiques Governor Kathleen Sebelius for relying on debt and one-time revenues to balance Kansas' budget through mid-2004. It notes bonds, gambling licensing fees, accelerated property tax collection, and tapping tobacco settlement funds as the main tools, warning of long-term obligations and a Band-Aid approach that may not ensure a constitutionally required balanced budget.
In Baghdad residents chant condemning Saddam as shrapnel wounds civilians. Hillary Clinton mourns Daniel Patrick Moynihan as a great American and intellectual. British spokesman Ronnie McCourt condemns Iraqi militias as lawless street rule in Saddam’s regime.
March 27 marks the 86th day of 2003 with notable events including Tenerife disaster 1977 when 582 perished in a midair collision. Also Ponce de Leon sighted Florida in 1512 and Khrushchev rose to Soviet premier in 1958.
The Telegram lists ways to send feedback by email fax phone and mail. It provides contact details for the editor at gctelegram.com and the Garden City Kansas address, including extension numbers for Attn Editor.
Alan Guebert analyzes USDA data showing 1991 farm receipts fell sharply while 2003 projections suggest a partial recovery despite higher costs. He notes weaker net farm income, rising production costs, and a larger debt burden, with war costs and deficits likely to heighten rates and prices for farmers.
Public Campaign executive director Nick Nyhart critiques President Bush's budget proposing a 1.5 trillion dollar tax cut over ten years that benefits top earners and campaign contributors while slashing social programs. He notes seniors face drug costs, private plan shifts, and new caps on job aid with minimal transit and housing support.
Jim Lobe argues that Business Week questions the Bush Doctrine and warns that unilateralism risks global instability and economic harm. He cites oil volatility, war costs, and stalled multilateral systems, urging CEOs and policymakers to favor multilateral strategies over militarism.
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