Port Authority Tax Debt Forgiven By Senate Bill
A Paill-Times item notes a Senate bill would forgive 3.7 million dollars Oswego Port Authority owes to New York taxpayers. If enacted, the 23 year debt from 1958 to 1981 would be wiped clean, prompting reader remarks about taxpayer losses and a note to Sen. Patty Ritchie seeking clarification.
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Cuomo pushes stronger FOIL reform to include legislature
Governor Cuomo unveils a robust FOIL package after last year’s vetoes. He proposes widening the law to cover the legislature, strict penalties for denials, and faster appeals with a 60 day deadline. Courts would be empowered to award fees when agencies fail to comply, keeping the burden on government to justify secrecy.
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Representative Contacts for New York Officials
The page lists contact addresses for U S Senator Charles Schumer at Hart Senate Office Building Washington D C 20510 Senator Kirsten Gillibrand 531 Dirksen Senate Office Bidg Will Barclay 120th District 200 N Second St Fulton New York 13069 Assemblyman Robert Oaks 718 Legislative Office Building Albany N Y 12248.
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Rubio's retail campaigning wins favor with New Hampshire voters
In Nashua Rubio supporters praise his debate performance and personal touch. Couples like Jim and Valerie Somers and John and Margie Sengstaken recall shifting toward Rubio after meeting him, valuing his clarity on life issues and direct, face-to-face encounters over media coverage.
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History highlights for February 10 across centuries
Key events dated February 10 include Kasparov losing a Deep Blue game in 1996 and later losing the rematch, the 1763 Treaty of Paris ending the Seven Years War, 1936 Gestapo powers, 1959 St Louis tornado, 1962 Powers exchange, Romney Michigan governorship bid, 1966 Valley of the Dolls, 1967 25th Amendment ratified, 1968 Peggy Fleming gold, 1981 Las Vegas Hilton fire, 2005 Arthur Miller death, 2006 Michael Brown Katrina remarks, 2011 Mubarak crisis, 2015 Kayla Mueller death, and Hepburn quote on renewal.
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