Leaders miss $50K plan as neighboring towns stay out
County leaders failed to unite nearby municipalities for a state funded feasibility study. Turner said no city town or village partners stepped forward and the opportunity to pursue a $20 million consolidation prize faded. Officials lament the missed chance and note voters would decide any final consolidation. Cuomo proposed similar plans with voter approval and cost saving aims, while the MCEC emphasizes consolidation as eligibility.
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State Department
Oswego County
Kevin Gardner
New Haven
Frank Castiglia
Doulton
Castiglia
Fulton
Cuomo
MCEC
Trump blasts Mexico tariff plan to fund border wall
Trump floated a 20 percent import tax on all U S imports to cover a 12 to 15 billion dollar border wall project sparking a White House backtrack. Spicer said tariffs could pay for the wall while Mexico warned of higher costs for North American consumers. The plan drew mixed signals among Republicans and raises risks to U S trade and Mexico relations as Pena Nieto faces domestic pressure.
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Mexico
United States
Washington
Spicer
U.S
White House
West Wing
Reince Priebus
Luis Videgaray
America
USS
Mexico’s
House Gop
Paul Ryan
House
Wilbur Ross
Commerce
Pena Nieto
U.s.-Mexico
Isidro Morales
Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education
NASA opens Apollo 1 exhibit on 50th anniversary tragedy
NASA unveiled a Kennedy Space Center exhibit honoring Apollo 1 crew Gus Grissom Ed White and Roger Chaffee on the 50th anniversary of the fatal hatch fire. The display centers the original hatch alongside the redesigned hatch from the spacecraft that later carried men to the moon. Families attended an opening ceremony near the abandoned launch pad as dignitaries and spaceflight veterans reflected on the tragedy and its lasting impact on safety and future missions.
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NASA
Cape Canaveral
Fila
Gus Grissom
Ed White
Roger Chaffee
Kennedy Space Center
Moon
Roger
Gus
Tom Stafford
America
Stafford
Charlie Duke
Space Center
Wisconsin
Patty Most
Ron Meyer
Kennedy
Kelvin Manning
Mars
NRC approves transfer of 746M in decommissioning funds for Fitz
NRC approves moving 746 million dollars in decommissioning funds from NYPA to Entergy for the FitzPatrick plant as refueling begins. If sale to Exelon proceeds, another transfer will occur from Entergy to Exelon. NRC reviews license transfer request filed Aug 18 2016 with target completion by April 1 2017.
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NRC
Fitz
New York Power Authority
Entergy
Tammy Holden
Fitz- Patrick
FitzPatrick
Exelon
Indian Point
NYPA
Andrew Cuomo
County panel okays Richland bridge bid in slim vote
The county committee narrowly approved moving ahead with Vector Construction for the Richland bridge replacement after vetting by Barton & Loguidice. Stevens outlined steps to ensure paperwork, references, and any legal actions are checked. The panel amended the resolution to allow proceeding with W D Malone’s bid if Vector is deemed non responsive.
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Stevens
Barton & Loguidice
Vector
Vector Construction
Shawn Doyle
R-Pulaski
Schadt
Oswego County
Doyle
Stephen Walpole
Ascriba
Milford
Potter
W.D. Malone
Carver charged after high speed flight through Fulton streets
Police say Carver fled a marked patrol car on South Fifth Street at about 70 mph in a 30 mph zone, ran a stop sign at East Broadway, nearly hit another vehicle, and exited the vehicle fleeing on foot. He had an expired Georgia license, expired registration, and a passenger and child were present. Eleven counts of stop sign violations plus six counts of improper signals and other charges were filed. Bail set at 2000 cash or 4000 bond. next Fulton City Court appearance Feb 2 at 9 a.m.
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South Fifth Street
Carver
Carter
East Broadway
Georgia
Oswego County Correctional Facility
Fulton City
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