New York Eyes GE Return Amid Tax Breaks Debate
The piece argues New York must offer stronger incentives than Connecticut to lure GE back to a New York location. It notes GE profits, minimal US taxes, and calls for performance tied to state tax breaks, plus GE’s cleanup of PCB pollution in the Hudson and Champlain Canal before any deal.
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General Electric
New York
Connecticut
Fairfield
Denver
San Antonio
New York City
Andrew Cuomo
New York Times
United States
G.E
Jeffrey Immelt
Politico
Schenectady
Hudson River
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Champlain Canal
Public Office Addresses Listed for Local Representatives
A compiled list of political offices includes U S Senator Charles Schumer in Washington D C, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand in Washington D C, State Senator Patty Ritchie in Oswego New York, Assemblyman Robert Oaks in Albany, and Congressman Richard Hanna in Washington D C with respective district and building details. The entries provide street addresses and office locations for constituent contact.
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U.S
Charles Schumer Hart
Senate
Washington, D.C
Patty Ritchie
E. Bridge St. Oswego, N.Y
Richard Hanna
Cannon House
The perils and promises in New Hampshire’s primary battle
In Brenton Woods New Hampshire the 2016 presidential contest tests the Clinton and Bush dynasties amid a century of primary history. The piece traces past NH outcomes, current campaign dynamics, local political culture and the high stakes as Bush and Clinton vie for momentum and legitimacy in the Granite State.
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Bretton Woods
John Maynard Keynes
Dean Acheson
George H.W. Bush
Rosebrook
White Mountains
Presidential Range
Hillary Rodham Clinton
New Hampshire
America
Granite State
Clinton
Bush
George Bush
Ronald Reagan
Iowa
Bob Dole
Bill Clinton
Arkansas
Paul Tsongas
Massachusetts
White House
New York
Barack Obama
Illinois
Appalachian Mountain Club
George W. Bush
Texas
John McCain
Arizona
Maine
Jeb Bush
Marco Rubio
Florida
Scott Walker
Wisconsin
John Kasich
Ohio
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History Today Highlights From August 31 Across Years
Timeline notes key events tied to August 31 including the 1965 House Senate vote establishing HUD, the 1886 Charleston earthquake, Mary Ann Nichols murder, Marvel Comics debut, The Great Gildersleeve premiere, 1954 Hurricane Carol impact, Mark Spitz and Olga Korbut Olympic wins, Solidarity strike ending in Gdansk, 1985 Night Stalker capture, 1986 Cerritos collision, 1989 Princess Anne separation, 1997 Princess Diana Paris crash, 2005 Katrina aftermath in New Orleans, 2010 Iraq war end of combat mission, and 2014 calls for action against Islamic State threats.
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Great Gildersleeve
Harold Peary
NBC
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Mark Spitz
Olga Korbut
Gdansk
Richard Ramirez
California
Los Angeles
Aeromexico
Cerritos
Calif
Britain
Princess Anne
Mark Phillips
Paris
Diana
Dodi Fayed
Henri Paul
New Orleans
Ray Nagin
Nagin
Barack Obama
U.S
Iraq
House
Senate
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Dirksen
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Second St. Fulton
Walker
Sen
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Vermont
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Jim Collins
Yankee Magazine
Hillary Clinton
Joe McQuaid
Walter F. Mondale
Gary Hart
Colorado
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New York Publishers Association
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Mike LeBoeuf
Palitimes
Palitimes.com
Oswego Palladium-Times
USPS
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1St Street
Associated Press
U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Charleston
South Carolina
U.S. Geological Survey
Mary Ann Nichols
Jack the Ripper
London
East End
Marvel Comics
the Human Torch
Timely Publications
John Bunyan
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