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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2016
Page
4
Fulton Athletic Boosters express gratitude to the Fulton Lions Club and the Fulton City Police and Fire Departments for helping at the high school concession stand during the last two varsity football games. The letter notes dwindling Boosters and invites new members.
The Affordable Care Act expanded coverage to millions but faces flaws. Premiums for midlevel plans are set to rise about 25 percent next year, though subsidies shield most consumers. Open enrollment runs November 1 to January 31, with about 5.3 million of the uninsured eligible for subsidies. Policy changes are urged to expand subsidies, increase enforcement penalties, and consider reinsurance to boost insurer participation.
The message provides mailing addresses for U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand at 31 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 and Assemblyman Will Barclay serving the 120th District at 200 N. Second St Fulton NY 13069.
The piece analyzes the right to protest in the United States through Colin Kaepernick's national anthem stance. It contrasts historical loyalty symbols with modern demonstrations, cites supporting and opposing views, notes reactions from Buffalo vendors and Bills fans, and highlights veteran support for Kaepernick's actions.
A compact history note lists key events on October 27 from 1787 when The Federalist Papers began publication to 2015 when Barack Obama addressed police concerns in Chicago. Highlights include nylon yarn from Du Pont, the Cuban Missile Crisis, Nobel Peace Prize winners Sadat and Begin, Mets 1986 World Series win, Red Sox 2004 title, and policy debates on torture and police relations.
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