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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2012
Page
4
Our View notes Abaccus wind energy tax credits stir concerns as conservatives in Congress seek to scrap the federal wind production tax credit. Supporters credit the incentive with growth and job creation while fear grows over its expiration at year end.
Editorial urges Congress to extend the wind production tax credit amid economic setbacks and job losses. It highlights the Buffalo Dunes Wind Project by TradeWind Energy and Alabama Power in Grant, Haskell, and Finney counties, creating about 150 construction jobs and 15 operations roles, while stressing wind power potential and regional benefits.
Editorial selected online remarks from GCTelegram.com responding to a Garden City editorial urging officials to address irresponsible pet ownership in Finney County. The piece also mentions a Health Career Fair at Garden City Community College highlighting health careers and regional impact.
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone for confirmation before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length and must be under 500 words. General thank you notes and form letters or testimonials may be printed. Write to Attn. Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Phone 620-276-6862 Ext 201 Fax 866-379-2675 Editoragctelegram.com
Leonard Pitts argues the persistent conservative War on Reality erodes shared facts and productive discourse. He traces claims of a liberal bias in data such as 7.8 percent unemployment, mocks conspiracy rhetoric, and asks how a nation can solve problems without a common factual language. He cites figures, media figures, and political rhetoric to urge a return to objective analysis and shared truth.
Big Food firms scramble to defeat California Proposition 37 while a $35 million PR push exposes which brands are owned by Kellogg, General Mills, Dean Foods and others. The disclosure reveals that many organic labels come from large subsidiaries, sparking renewed debate over GMO transparency and consumer choice.
A resident comments on write-in voting for county attorney, likening it to a mulligan and urging change from the status quo. The writer argues voters may express a preference beyond the ballot and welcomes a future opportunity to elect a different candidate if needed.
Billy Glover of Garden City protests lack of coverage for junior high sports after Horace J. Good MS completed an undefeated season with a 39 to 0 victory over Kenneth Henderson Falcons, urging greater attention beyond high school and college athletics.
Rich Lowry critiques an Obama ad targeting Mitt Romney over PBS funding and Sesame Street. The piece argues the spot is dishonest and overblown, noting the program relies mostly on private funding and government help is minor. It questions the president's focus ahead of the election.
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