Letter to the editor from Oswego worker on Entergy FitzPatrick plant closure
Jane Donahue urges Governor and Senator Schumer to act on the looming FitzPatrick nuclear plant closure. She criticizes delayed state action, calls for collaboration, cites potential impacts on 600 employees, local families, economy, schools, property values, grid reliability, and the Clean Power Plan.
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James A. Fitzpatrick
Scuse.com
FitzPatrick
Mr. Schumer
New York
State of
Clean Power
Jane Donahue Oswego
IRS audits drop to 11-year low amid funding cuts and political debate
The IRS reports audits at their lowest level since 2002, with 22 percent fewer revenue agents than five years ago and a 41 percent decline in audit revenue. Critics say across the board cuts and partisan actions hinder enforcement, while Obama seeks more funding.
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IRS
Write Your Reps for U.S. Senator Gillibrand
The notice provides Kirsten Gillibrand's Washington address at 531 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington DC 20510 for constituents to contact her office. It lists the formal postal address used for correspondence and inquiries.
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U.S
Kirsten Gillibrand
Dirksen
Washington, D.C
Charlies Schumer Hart
Senate
Procrastination troubles teens in a personal reflection
Amber Canbek, Oswego High School senior and Palladian Times intern, writes about how procrastination harms teens. She shares personal late-night study antics, the stress and fatigue that follow, and cites a study by Tice and Baumeister on procrastination, offering gradual change tips and motivation.
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Amber Canbek
Oswego High School
The
Palladian Times
New Visions
Dianne M. Tice
Roy F. Baumeister
This Day in History Highlights and Notable Events
Highlights of events on November 13 include the Armero disaster in 1985 with thousands killed by a volcanic mudslide, the 1789 Franklin letter, California constitution ratification in 1849, Cherry Mine disaster in 1909, Holland Tunnel opening in 1927, NBC Symphony debut in 1937, Fantasia premiere in 1940, 1942 draft age reduced to 18, 1956 bus desegregation ruling, Agnew critique of TV news in 1969, Karen Silkwood’s death in 1974, Vietnam Veterans Memorial dedication in 1982, Riyadh bombing in 1995, Condoleezza Rice remarks in 2005, Aung San Suu Kyi’s release in 2010, ESA comet images in 2014, Clayton Kershaw NL MVP in 2014, Mike Trout AL MVP in 2014, and a Borges quote.
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Rice
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Myanmar
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Los Angeles Angels
Mike Trout
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