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Sen. Bernard Sanders, I-Vt. , is a member of the Senate Budget Committee. Rep. Maurice Hinchey, D-N.Y. , is a member of the Joint Economic Committee. Send comments about this column to gradnorthjersey.com. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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November 17, 2009 -- Today, U.S. Senators Charles E. Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand along with Congressmen Maurice Hinchey and John Hall announced that the official decision to cancel the West Point study that was proven to be flawed and ineffective... Full Article at All American Patriots
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Rep. Maurice Hinchey, D-N.Y. , talks about his amendment to the Credit Cardholder's Bill of Rights bill that would cap interest rates on all credit cards at 18 percent on Capitol Hill, Tuesday, April 28, 2009. View Photo »
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Today commonsense won out over ideological stubbornness as the Army abandoned the senseless study that had been initiated by the Bush administration in an attempt to privatize hundreds of government jobs at West Point
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Hinchey on How Southern Tier Residents Will Benefit from Extended & Expanded Homebuyer Tax Credit
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November 11, 2009 -- Johnson City, NY - As part of his ongoing effort to strengthen the housing market and the overall economy in the Southern Tier, Congressman Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) today held a roundtable discussion with members of the Greater... Full Article at All American Patriots
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Congressman says it's key to holding down cost of proposed national health-care reform Rep. Maurice Hinchey speaks Thursday about health-care reform at Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie.Times Herald-Record/STEVE BORLAND POUGHKEEPSIE — As... Full Article at Times Herald-Record
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With Zero Support From Utah, N.Y. Rep Tries To Circumvent Congress to Close 9.4 Million Acres in Utah
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Rep. Maurice Hinchey, Democrat from New York, is trying to by-pass the congressional debate of H.R. 1925, which would close over 9 million acres in Utah to OHVs. Full Article at About Autos
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Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) questions Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner Keith Hall during a hearing by the Joint Economic Committee about the sharp rise in unemployment in Washington, DC March 6, 2009. View Photo »
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Extending unemployment benefits will help enable people in the Southern Tier and across the country to pay for their mortgage or rent, grocery bills, and other necessities ... By lending an extra helping hand, we are enabling people to stay in their homes and avoid foreclosures, which have severely hurt...
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tool goes here WASHINGTON — Eighty-nine House members sent a letter to Interior Secretary Ken Salazar asking him to protect 9.4 million acres of red rocks lands in Utah while Congress works on legislation. Full Article at Centre Daily Times
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The letter sent Tuesday also asks Salazar to rescind an agreement reached between the Bush administration and the state of Utah that prevents the Bureau of Land Management from designating new wilderness study areas. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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Today commonsense won out over ideological stubbornness as the Army abandoned the senseless study that had been initiated by the Bush administration in an attempt to privatize hundreds of government jobs at West Point
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Extending unemployment benefits will help enable people in the Southern Tier and across the country to pay for their mortgage or rent, grocery bills, and other necessities ... By lending an extra helping hand, we are enabling people to stay in their homes and avoid foreclosures, which have severely hurt...
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It makes sense for the Interior Department to step in and temporarily protect these lands while Congress and state officials sort out the best way to protect these precious acres for this and future generations of Americans to enjoy and admire
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While there are some differences of opinion on how to protect Utah's remarkably beautiful landscape, there is a consensus that millions of acres within the state warrant wilderness protection
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The Pentagon’s plan is beyond illogical ... It delays the delivery of a new presidential helicopter fleet until 2024 and wastes as much as $15 billion in taxpayer money on the construction of a new presidential program that will be nearly identical to the VH-71A program that’s been in development for mo...
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The Pentagon’s plan is beyond illogical ... It delays the delivery of a new presidential helicopter fleet until 2024 and wastes as much as $15 billion in taxpayer money on the construction of a new presidential program that will be nearly identical to the VH-71A program that’s been in development for mo...
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So many people were suffering when Lyndon Johnson was able to convince enough members of Congress, including some Republicans, to vote for it
