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The strikers are fighting concession demands that include the slashing of benefit eligibility for temporary workers, and benefit cuts for current retirees, all future retirees and their survivors.
Dick Evans: Impact fees Published: 2/9/2021 9:42:50 AM Mayor David Narkewicz is to be applauded for dismissing the warnings of the Chicken Littles about marijuana, namely, that having cultivation, product manufacture and retail establishments in the city would lead to problems necessitating the exaction of “impact fees” that other businesses are not required to pay. It may say something about the times in which we live that the acknowledgement of reality is deserving of commendation. Dick Evans By SCOTT MERZBACH - Today AMHERST — Student leaders at Amherst Coll...
connell: didn't i tell you there is plenty to talk about. dagen: oh, my word. connell: let's go to nicole petallides. nicole: the dow is just turning into positive territory. the s&p 500 at record intraday highs. nobody has ever seen these levels on the s&p 500. the nasdaq with an up arrow. back to you. dagen: thank you, nicole. connell: in tolerable and inexcusable. conservative groups and eric holder will testify on capitol hill in a couple hours on this. they ordered the fbi to investigate this scandal. dagen: joining us to debate, discuss, dig in, a fox news contributor and josep...
down three. those worries in europe, are part of the reason the international monetary fund is shaving it's outlook for the global economy. the i.m.f.'s managing director says the trend has been clearly heading down. and, as darren gersh reports, she is calling on leaders in europe and the u.s. to change direction. >> reporter: the managing director of the i.m.f. has been described as the world's chief financial fire fighter. and today, christine lagarde urged policy makers in europe to make sure another spark doesn't re-ignite the crisis. >> we need a sustained rebound, a sustained ...
down three. those worries in europe, are part of the reason the international monetary fund is shaving it's outlook for the global economy. the i.m.f.'s managing director says the trend has been clearly heading down. and, as darren gersh reports, she is calling on leaders in europe and the u.s. to change direction. >> reporter: the managing director of the i.m.f. has been described as the world's chief financial fire fighter. and today, christine lagarde urged policy makers in europe to make sure another spark doesn't re-ignite the crisis. >> we need a sustained rebound, a sustained ...